If you are also navigating the crypto market, these experiences are worth pondering.



First is the mindset: don't be driven by FOMO. There are actually many good opportunities, but more importantly, know when to take profits. Secure your gains when they are reasonable, and don't expect to ride out the entire cycle.

Next is capital management: this is the baseline. No matter how tempting a project is, ask yourself how much you can afford to lose first. Don't put all your eggs in one basket, especially those high-yield staking or NFT airdrops—these traps are numerous, and capital preservation is actually more difficult than getting rich quickly.

In terms of connections, interact more with people who are better than you. Their thinking, experience, and decision-making logic will unconsciously enhance your understanding.

Finally: learn real skills. Whether it's technical skills, on-chain data analysis, or fundamental research, mastering a skill can save you a lot of detours. A deeper understanding of the market makes it less likely for you to get "cut" by the market.
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JustHereForAirdropsvip
· 6h ago
That's right, FOMO really needs to be controlled. I previously fell for it myself. Capital preservation is the key; getting rich overnight is just a dream. Learning skills really hit home for me; otherwise, you're just risking being cut.
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MoonMathMagicvip
· 8h ago
Exactly right, I am currently in a state of learning through pitfalls. This time I was almost bankrupted by FOMO. Now I see a 30% profit and I run, afraid of greed and losing it all again. The most painful part is managing the principal. Many people lose everything because they bet on the wrong thing. You need to hang out with smarter people; just one casual comment from them can save you six months of detours. You must learn data analysis well, or you'll really just be a sitting duck for the harvest.
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OldLeekMastervip
· 8h ago
That's quite true, but few can actually do it. I myself have been affected by FOMO a few times before I realized. Cashing out is the hardest part; always trying to get a little more. Managing principal is indeed a strict rule; not losing money is the real key.
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MelonFieldvip
· 8h ago
You're so right, especially that "guaranteed principal is even harder than getting rich quickly." I've stepped into too many pits. The lesson from losing ten thousand dollars in an NFT airdrop is still fresh in my mind, really.
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GateUser-2fce706cvip
· 8h ago
That's correct, but the key is to seize the opportunity first. I've long said that this wave of pullback offers the best entry point, yet many people are still tangled up in these minor issues, unaware that the overall trend has already been set.
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LayerZeroEnjoyervip
· 8h ago
You're absolutely right, the most painful thing is FOMO cutting yourself. Speaking of which, is there really anyone who can resist chasing highs? Anyway, I've never seen one. Capital management is really a life-or-death line. So many people get knocked out because they gamble it all on one bet. Learning skills is the key. Otherwise, if you can't see through the scheme at a glance, you're done for.
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