A lot of the time, it’s not that I can’t see the long-term value—I’m just not very willing to spend time waiting for it.

After doing too much short-term trading, I always want to see results faster. I’ve gotten used to entering today and checking the price movement tomorrow, and as a result, I’m becoming increasingly impatient when it comes to researching whether something is truly worth holding for the long term.

Put simply, it’s not that I don’t know how to invest based on value—I’ve just been spoiled by the pace of short-term trading.

This is a habit I genuinely want to change gradually.

From now on, I’ll spend less time watching whether prices rise today and more time looking at the project itself, its fundamentals, and its long-term rationale.

After all, money can be earned gradually. If I never change my investment habits, switching between however many assets will ultimately make no difference.