In this market cycle, discussions about BTC have finally taken on a new perspective. Some openly say: instead of obsessing over whether it can break through $200,000, ask yourself if you can hold on. It sounds harsh, but the logic is clear—during a bull market, victory or defeat often depends not on the entry point, but on the resilience to hold.

The truth about the crypto world is often hard to swallow. For example, in this round of altcoins, not every coin that exists will rise. The market only rewards those who have done their homework; garbage projects are destined to sink to the bottom. For top-tier altcoins like GLMR and completely air coins, the choice is yours.

Meme coins require even more caution. Data shows that 99% of Meme coins inherently carry high risk. Besides the very few supported by genuine community consensus, the rest are just high-volatility tools. Participation is okay, but you must acknowledge the gambling aspect involved.

There's also the old trap—contract leverage. The most common mistake among beginners is playing with high leverage without understanding the fundamentals. It’s not bravery; it’s actively sending money away. The market’s cruelty lies in the fact that it will never go easy on you just because you’re a newcomer.

As for less liquid derivatives trading, most who get involved now end up as cannon fodder. Patience and waiting for a liquidity-rich window is more cost-effective than rushing blindly.

Ultimately, what destroys retail investors isn’t the market itself, but greed, FOMO mentality, and self-deception. In this cycle, success depends on a clear logical layout, not on relying on luck with contracts. Your position allocation reflects your market understanding.