#Crypto | Sucker Box Daily Mutterings

📌 Today I came across a viewpoint on Twitter: for good assets, the decline is part of the rise; while for bad assets, the rise is part of the decline. In investment, shielding information may be more important than acquiring more information.

There are two types of gameplay in the market: PVP and PVE. PVP is more like a game of skill between experts, and only a few people can consistently win this game. PVE, on the other hand, leans towards a strategy that follows the market cycle, especially when buying core assets like $BTC, with a win rate of almost 100%.

When judging high-quality projects, it should not be based solely on short-term emotions or market trends, but rather on in-depth research to find certainty. The more rubbish the project is, the easier it is for people to have the mentality of quick arbitrage. However, such operations often lose patience with truly high-quality targets. In the end, they may easily take profits in the face of real opportunities due to disgust for previous losses.

When rushing into a new project, it may be worth asking yourself: Are you willing to invest more than 10 $SOL in this project? If the answer is no, then perhaps it is worth reconsidering.

Investment is a practice of patience and choice. Less is more, waiting for certainty, avoiding unnecessary diversification, can be calm in the face of real opportunities.#1月行情：哪些山寨幣值得關註？