PatyMac

In the world of cryptocurrencies, the beginning is always the hardest part.

Not due to a lack of opportunities, but because of excess noise.
When starting a path —whether as an investor, analyst, or creator— the mind seeks quick certainties. But the TAO reminds us that every beginning is inherently confusing. Expecting immediate clarity goes against the process.
In crypto, this difficulty manifests itself as follows:
Too much information, little understanding.
Decisions made out of urgency, not conviction.

Expectation of quick results in a system that rewards patience.

In recent months, the global financial market is going through a phase that is not panic, but neither is it one of confidence. It is a time of waiting, of caution. And when money hesitates, cryptocurrencies react before anyone else.
Not because they are weak, but because today they are part of the same system as the traditional economy.
A world with high rates and little margin for error
The scenario is clear:
Central banks maintain high interest rates to contain inflation.
Global liquidity is limited: money no longer flows easily.