Many industry experts have shared their investment philosophies for crypto assets. They sound logical and clear, but in practice, it's easy to stumble.



Without theory, it's just guesswork—entering without a concept and not knowing the reason for losses. What about those who have some theoretical impression? Occasionally making a profit, they immediately feel they've gained insight, start to inflate themselves, and believe they can operate anything.

Where is the true dividing line? It lies in the four characters: knowing and doing as one. It's not just understanding theory, nor just taking action, but integrating theory thoroughly into every decision. When you can consistently execute this way, the market will find it hard to shake you off.

To put it simply, the hardest part of investing isn't finding good projects, but managing your mindset and execution ability. Steady progress will naturally bring wealth.
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Fren_Not_Foodvip
· 01-07 15:55
You're right. I've seen too many people become self-absorbed after making a profit once, only to get wiped out in the next market wave.
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CryptoCrazyGFvip
· 01-07 15:40
No matter how much theory there is, it's useless; execution is the real deal.
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SchrodingerProfitvip
· 01-07 15:38
Talking about strategy on paper is useless; the key is to keep a steady mindset. Once you make a profit, you start to get carried away—there are many people like that. The idea of unity of knowledge and action sounds easy, but when it comes to execution, you realize your true capabilities. The hardest part of making money is not choosing the right project, but controlling your restless heart. No matter how much theory you have, if your mindset collapses, it's all pointless. This is what I have always emphasized: most people lack discipline, not knowledge. I used to be like that too—after one good win, I thought I was chosen by fate, only to lose everything in the next round. The concept of unity of knowledge and action sounds great, but actually doing it is extremely difficult.
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SeasonedInvestorvip
· 01-07 15:29
That's right, that's the point. I've seen too many people get carried away after making a profit, only to be hammered by the market. The key is still execution.
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retroactive_airdropvip
· 01-07 15:29
Knowing what to do is easy, but doing it is hard. You're so right—I’m that kind of noob who understands the theory but still messes up in practice. I get carried away after making a profit once, then immediately get taught a lesson by the market. Now I realize that mindset is the biggest enemy.
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