In this world, there are only two things that are truly difficult to see through:

One is human nature, and the other is luck.

Human nature is intangible, yet it often precedes price movements; luck is silent, but it has already been written in every hesitation and impulse.

The more time you spend in the crypto circle, the more you will understand a fact: truly capable people are not always right about market judgments, but they are increasingly less likely to be led by the market. They can anticipate the purpose when others come knocking; they can see the path a person is on from a single sentence or action; they can also quietly avoid risks before they even become apparent. That’s not fortune-telling; it’s intuition about human nature and structure gained from experience.

The world operates according to a simple logic.

Time flows, trends push, and ideas shape in the dark; but what truly influences people are not these grand things, but closer, softer forces: interests, emotions, and spirit. During a bull market, they pull people toward greed; during a bear market, they drag people into fear. You think you are trading prices, but in fact, you are being repeatedly tested by these forces.

Many people suffer not because they lose money, but because they take things seriously.

They treat short-term gains as talent, temporary setbacks as negation, and cyclical bull and bear markets as life conclusions. But those who have truly cultivated themselves will gradually learn one thing: what doesn’t exist, shouldn’t be taken seriously; what is lost, shouldn’t be taken seriously; what cannot be obtained, shouldn’t be taken seriously; even what they already have, shouldn’t be obsessively clinged to. It’s not negativity, but clarity.

After being in the circle for a long time, you will also find that truly good things often won’t make you get carried away.

The opportunities worth pursuing won’t force you into insomnia, won’t push you to go all-in, and won’t threaten you with the idea that missing out means losing forever. Those that make you addicted or emotional out of control are mostly disguised as gifts but are actually traps. Why does wealth often flow toward those who are not short of money? Because they are not in a hurry; why does love often flow toward those who are not short of love? Because they are not empty. People in lack tend to see encounters as salvation and fluctuations as fate.

The same applies to the market.

Bull and bear cycles are not bad; they simply remind you: it’s time to grow when you should, and time to consolidate when you should. Spring, summer, autumn, and winter are never chaotic; it’s humans who always want to skip winter. But if you truly follow the cycle, reducing consumption during lows, refining your cognition, and cultivating your character, when spring comes, you will stand even firmer.

Taoism says, “All I have lost is not truly mine; all I seek is bound by its own constraints.”

In the crypto world, this is an obvious truth: you can use it, but don’t be used; you can participate, but don’t be carried away. When you no longer rush to prove yourself, when lying flat doesn’t make you feel guilty, and working hard doesn’t make you feel like a beast, you truly begin to walk your own path.

This industry will eventually give answers, but never on human schedule.
All you can do is improve yourself, be less about thinking and more about acting; stand firm in uncertainty, and stay clear amid volatility. When your inner self is complete, market movements—whether they come or not—won’t hurt you. At that moment, you will realize that the world isn’t making things difficult for you; it’s just teaching you how to become yourself.