What the crypto world fears the most is this kind of indecisive mentality: afraid of falling when buying, afraid of rising when selling, and constantly tangled in it.

I have seen too many people ruin a good hand. Clearly, they have caught a great project, but because of a slight pullback, they panic and exit, only to watch it multiply tenfold or a hundredfold. Or they know it's a junk coin, yet they comfort themselves with "let's wait and see"; they only wake up when it has gone to zero.

In the crypto world, being indecisive in this PVP game is basically giving away money. The market won't stop because of your hesitation; opportunities are fleeting. You should enter when you need to, and run when you need to; making a purchase and sticking to it is the way to go.

Those who truly make big money are the madmen who dare to go all in: when they see an opportunity, they bet everything, and if they are wrong, they accept their losses without looking back. This decisiveness is actually based on an absolute trust in their own judgment. The essence of hesitation is a lack of confidence in one's own judgment, and the market excels at punishing this lack of confidence.