Everyone is lamenting that making money in the crypto space this year is exceptionally difficult. The challenge isn't the lack of opportunities, but rather the difficulty in taking that leap to go all in. In traditional crypto circles, it was often the case that once you bought in, the market makers would elevate your position; you just needed to hold on, and you would generally profit. However, this year's market has shattered that lazy mindset of easy gains. Opportunities are scarce, and capital competition is extremely fierce.

This year, there are only three definite opportunities: people, not, neiro. If you manage to seize one and dare to invest heavily, you likely won’t lose much money this year, and your account might even multiply several times. But most people only buy a little of each coin, unable to go all in. The probability of all those small bets paying off is minuscule. Even if a coin rises, you can only earn a little profit, and when you move to the next coin, you end up giving it back, repeating this cycle.

My explosive temper simply cannot tolerate split investments. When I see an opportunity, I’ll go all in, or take half of my total capital to buy just one coin. But such opportunities may only arise once every few months, so it's basically six months of inactivity followed by six months of gains. This not only tests your grasp of market trends and capital flows but also requires a certain level of understanding of the market makers' trading strategies.