Why are others experts? That's the result of countless trials and errors. How much time, effort, and cost have you invested in learning to trade? If little or none, then don't expect results from others that you can't achieve yourself. I practice trading more than eight hours a day. I spend two hours daily on identifying targets. I analyze at least four projects daily, sometimes only completing one. Our entire team thoroughly researches all Binance and OKEx coins, spending more than half a year. The Google spreadsheets we use are overwhelming to most at a glance. With so much information, we find the basic data clear and straightforward. Next, we study candlestick patterns, market maker techniques, project team structures, and operations. That's also why I don't often share specific coins. The principle is simple: Olympic gold medalists only get a few minutes or one chance on stage. They have trained diligently for over ten years!

When you see others sharing coins, your understanding and theirs are on completely different frequencies and levels. You might not even be able to tell if the sharer is truly an expert. Many people suffer losses in this area, often called paying "tuition," but in reality, they are throwing away their hard-earned money. They hoped to change their fate in the crypto world but ended up fueling others' success. Learning is crucial, but practice is even more important. There's a significant gap to cross, and achieving unity of knowledge and action is very difficult. My confidence comes from our team's years of deep involvement in the crypto space, enduring major rises and falls, and continuously learning and practicing. That's why I say every coin has its own personality—because in my heart, they are not just strings of letters but living beings with emotions.