In the crowded arena of the crypto market, there's an old saying — "If you don't open for three years, you'll eat for three years once you do."

The problem is, most people can't do that. They are forced to participate every day, and as a result, they only get a day’s worth of gains from their efforts, always overdrawing on the future. Why? Because they can't resist temptation and must compete with others right now.

Actually, a smarter approach is: instead of hard confrontations to solve difficult problems, it's better to choose to lie flat and wait for a super simple opportunity to surface on its own.

Look at crowded places — how crazy is the homogeneous competition? Those players with high risk appetite and ridiculously low thresholds keep emerging endlessly. They are aggressive, crazy, and reckless. And what happens in the end? These people usually drag themselves and their followers down with them.

After these aggressive players gradually exit, the market becomes simpler. A large number of opportunities are exposed. At this point, whoever still has abundant resources can easily succeed.

Experienced investors should cultivate this "lying flat confidence" — the ability to calmly idle for years, refuse to blindly participate in high-risk operations, and ignore the bragging of those temporarily ahead. Trust that the risks they are willing to bear will eventually bring them back to their original state.