Entering the crypto space to trade, the most important lesson is to learn independent thinking. Those claiming they will teach you for free are essentially just trying to get you to copy their trades to share the profits. This logic applies in any market.

Recently, I noticed a phenomenon: someone’s own altcoin is stuck halfway up a mountain, yet they try to persuade others to open long positions. When questioned, they say, "Only smart people can seize the opportunity." This sounds impressive, but in reality, they are just looking for someone to take over their position.

To survive in this market, there are no shortcuts. The only way is to continuously improve your cognitive level. Learn more technical skills, practice with real trades, backtest historical data, and ask yourself: If I were to operate, how much would I lose? Through these repeated losses, your trading intuition will truly grow.

Regarding altcoins, honestly, most of them are just a game of musical chairs. After the market maker finishes issuing the coins, you’re left with a pile of "electronic garbage." Many projects that have experienced a crash never recover. Why? Because the main players have already left.

Looking at the RAVE market this time, it’s clear—things that rise 200% in a day can also fall 200%. Many people shout that it will reach 1U, but what’s the result? There’s no such thing as precise market prediction. Fake breakouts are everywhere, and a few minutes before a real trend arrives, no one can see clearly who will cancel their orders first—buyers or sellers. Even more heartbreaking, sometimes small price fluctuations aren’t due to real demand; they’re just the main players absorbing liquidity, guiding retail investors in one direction, then suddenly reversing and trapping you, using you as fuel.

I went through this myself initially—drawing on TradingView every day, just comforting myself. Later, I realized that the market’s complexity far exceeds imagination. Instead of blindly trusting technical indicators, it’s better to focus on fundamentals, so you can survive longer in the market.