Wealth comes from magnitude, not frequency; that is, the amount of wealth you accumulate is determined by a few high-risk, high-reward investment decisions. So how do you maximize the probability of wealth growth? Spend 95% of your time learning, filtering, and waiting: identify cycles, enhance your understanding of industries and companies, track changes in the industry's upstream and downstream supply chains, constantly review and reflect on past mistakes and find ways to improve; discover highly certain opportunities and patterns, and strike decisively. Only spend 5% of your time and energy on buying and selling itself. However, most people prefer to do the opposite, with most of their energy tied up in daily buying and selling, failing to build cognitive compounding. Despite years of investing, they still haven't made any significant progress. When a real opportunity arises, they dare not take a position, or they hold on for a few days without understanding it and then run, essentially gambling every day. I examine myself three times a day: What mistakes did I make in yesterday's and past investments? How can I avoid these mistakes and improve my decision-making? Have I improved compared to myself yesterday and a few months ago? When the cost of your mistakes is kept to a minimum, and you continuously improve through reflection, mistakes and making mistakes themselves become part of your antifragile system; you grow stronger through them. Continuously improving skills combined with fewer mistakes ultimately translate into better investment results. #FedRateCut #WhaleMoves #ETHPriceAnalysis $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT)

Must-Read: Top Ten Investment Masters 1. John Templeton - Title: "Father of Global Investing" - Characteristics: Contrarian value investor, bought European and American stock markets at the bottom during World War II, annualized return 14.5% 2. Benjamin Graham - Title: "Father of Security Analysis" - Contribution: Proposed the three methods of stock investment: the cross-sectional method, the expectation method, and the margin of safety method. 3. Philip Fisher - Title: "King of Growth Stocks" - Status: Founder of modern investment theory, skilled at discovering and holding super growth stocks for the long term; also a master of trend investing, his Quantum Fund achieved an average annual growth rate of 35%. 4. Warren Buffett - Title: "Oracle of Omaha," "Father of the Price-to-Earnings Ratio" - Characteristics: A representative master of value investing, his company achieved an annualized return of over 20% for 57 consecutive years; also one of the most renowned figures in American finance, a representative of low-PE funds. 5. Peter Lynch - Title: "Legend of the Fund Industry" - Characteristics: A representative figure of growth investing; the key to investing lies in understanding the companies invested in. 6. George Soros - Title: "Father of American Mutual Funds" - Achievements: 68-year investment career, never losing money in a single year; known as the "Longest-lived Stock Market Winner of the Century" 7. John Neff - The father of market-based profitability - One of the most renowned fund figures in the United States 8. John Bogle - Title: "Godfather of Index Funds" - Contribution: Founder of Vanguard Group, launched the world's first index fund 9. William Gann - Title: "Founder of Gann Theory" - Status: One of the most famous investors of the 20th century; author of "Gann's Investment Philosophy" 10. Roy Zuckerberg - "Father of American Mutual Funds" - 68 years of investment experience; known as the "Longest-lived Stock Market Winner of the Century" #Fed Rate Cut #Whale Movements #ETH Price Analysis $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) $SOL {future}(SOLUSDT)

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Rather than whether the price will rise or fall in the short term, I'm actually more concerned about the underlying industry logic. From Bitcoin's emergence in 2008 to now, 17 years later, it has essentially completed a full path: from a scam, a haphazard approach, a geek toy, to imagination and faith, to the gradual entry of institutional, compliant, and allocation-oriented funds. The price of this step is that it's no longer exciting, but more real. Many people in the market are currently feeling uncomfortable and confused, essentially still using the logic of the previous round: waiting for a comprehensive surge, meticulously comparing gains to market movements, and fantasizing about getting rich quick. But this time, the market is very clear: it doesn't want to reward everyone. Assets are increasing, stories are increasing, but money and attention are always finite. Therefore, you'll feel that the current market, is like a casino on one hand, and on the other hand, it makes many entrepreneurs and investors start to doubt everything they've participated in, wondering if they've wasted their time. But I actually think that the future of crypto will be more like finance than a casino. Bitcoin will increasingly resemble an allocation product, and the widespread adoption of stablecoins may be the real game-changer. For an app to be profitable and survive, simply telling a story is no longer enough. The industry has progressed from scams, shady practices, and geek toys to being recognized by the compliant world. It's just that prices aren't cooperating right now. This isn't failure; it's the growing pains of maturation. My current understanding is actually quite simple: No matter how the market changes, the worst thing is never the lack of opportunities, but using an old map to navigate a new world. There's no such thing as a one-size-fits-all solution in this world; everything is constantly changing. Often, it's not about rushing to find opportunities to "bet early." Even if a good opportunity does exist, most of it is 90% or more of wasted time. Patience is needed to wait for the market to move. Therefore, rather than constantly thinking about how to make money, avoiding fatal mistakes is more important. Surviving in the investment market is a skill in itself. Earn → Hold → Survive → Compound Interest. Cycle 🔄 #Fed Rate Cut #Whale Movements #ETH Price Analysis $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) $SOL {future}(SOLUSDT)

In trading, every action incurs costs, even without taking any action. This is because cryptocurrency prices don't remain static; they are constantly changing. Whether you buy, sell, or even wait on the sidelines, you face two basic outcomes: right or wrong. This leads to the concepts of missing out on opportunities and selling too early. This is unavoidable. However, many people get caught up in these issues, unable to move on, and constantly living in regret and frustration. #Fed Rate Cut #Crypto Market Rebound $BTC {future}(BTCUSDT) $ETH {future}(ETHUSDT) $SOL {future}(SOLUSDT)

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