#数字货币市场回升 Recently, the market has warmed up, and many people are starting to think about how to really make money in this wave of market trend. I have summarized some insights from these years of struggle; they may not all be correct, but at least they are lessons learned from real money.

Let’s start with a hard truth: good resources will never come to you on their own. Alpha information in the market, quality project quotas, and early investment opportunities all require proactive efforts to acquire. If you wait for a pie to fall from the sky, you will only end up picking up what others leave behind. Furthermore, when planning, consult those who have plenty of money, and when executing, collaborate with those who might lack funds but are capable—this combination has proven effective time and again.

Many people do not understand the difference between fast money and slow money. Grabbing hotspots and rushing into meme coins is the fast money logic, a one-time deal; building communities and working on infrastructure is the slow money approach, relying on compound interest and reputation. Both can make money, but don't confuse the rhythms. Also, if you really want to achieve financial freedom in the crypto world, just relying on a dead-end salary from a job is not enough. You need to have your own asset allocation, you need passive income—meaning that your staking and LP mining on-chain is still generating income while you sleep.

Here are a few more pitfalls to watch out for: if you can use the liquidity of the protocol for the project, don't go all in with your cash flow; when you make money, don't think about taking the last bite, just take your profit, otherwise, you might give back three years of profit in one downturn; also, you must keep an eye on your money matters yourself, don't entrust everything to others, even if they are your close relatives.

Learning from peers is always the fastest path to growth. Observing how others strategize, avoid pitfalls, and exit is a hundred times more efficient than fumbling around on your own. Of course, learning requires spending money—buying courses, joining circles, subscribing to research reports; all of this is an investment in your mind, which is worth more than investing in projects.

Finally, let me say something that many people are reluctant to admit: making money cannot have too much moral burden. Within the compliance framework, reap when you should reap, and take profit when you should take profit. The market will not go easy on you just because you have a soft heart. Moreover, all greatness is achieved through endurance—traffic is achieved through endurance, transactions are achieved through endurance, and wealth is achieved through endurance. Money does not enter through the urgent door; this saying still applies in the crypto market.