In the crypto world, the real difference is never about who can predict the tops and bottoms.

It's about who can understand what the capital is doing and then honestly follow along.

Many people get anxious when prices are stagnant.

But when old capital enters the market, it often means increased volume, sideways movement, and a test of patience.

Just because prices aren't rising doesn't mean there's no potential; it could very well be quietly accumulating.

What is truly suitable for ordinary people to engage in is not the initial surge, but rather when the trend begins to stabilize and there are buyers during a pullback.

That's a signal that the main players are getting ready to act.

The most torturous phase is definitely the washout.

Repeated ups and downs, constant false breakouts, specifically designed to exhaust patience.

At this point, it's not about technique; it's about whether you can resist the urge to act impulsively.

Unfortunately, most people can't hold on. In a bull market, the real losses often come not from being wrong about direction, but from losing one's composure.

Watching your coins slowly climb while seeing MEME double in a day leads to anxiety, insomnia, portfolio changes, chasing highs, only to find you haven't made any profit at all.

Monitoring the market 24 hours a day, placing orders at the slightest market movement. When extreme volatility hits, you start to hold on until a prompt appears, realizing you've already lost control.

After a bull market runs its course, others' accounts shoot up while you participated the whole time but feel like nothing ever happened.

And the washout often occurs at the most confusing times.

Fear is still lingering from the last drop; a slight breeze in the market leads to giving up your chips.

By the time you react, the opportunity has already passed.

You don't lack opportunities; what you lack is the courage to take that step.

Stop hesitating; follow Uncle Nan's rhythm to turn things around.

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