"The best way to live is to do simple things repeatedly for a lifetime." Charlie Munger's words couldn't be more fitting in today's crypto world.

We live in an era of information explosion. Everyone is adding more—learning more skills, joining more communities, catching more trends. Investment is the same; there's a constant feeling that you need to chase hot topics, follow the crowd, and seize every opportunity to avoid falling behind.

And what’s the result? Anxiety deepens.

Opening your phone, you see the narrative "If you're not努力, you'll be abandoned." A new concept becomes popular, and you're afraid of missing out; a market surge comes, and you want to go all in; seeing others make money, you think your decisions are flawed.

So, what are the true winners doing?

They are doing subtraction—eliminating noise and focusing on proven principles. Repeatedly betting on the tracks they understand, rather than jumping into every trend.

They repeatedly study standard principles and replace luck with experience. That’s why many veteran investors can stay calm despite turbulence—they’ve long let go of FOMO and established their own simple rules.

The biggest trap in the crypto world is trying to do everything perfectly. But history shows us that doing a few key things right is far more valuable than trying to do everything perfectly.