Many people want to make big money in the crypto world, and their first reaction is to work twice as hard. But reality is often harsh—decision-making ability weighs far more than just working tirelessly.
Top earners in the industry usually have strong decision-making skills. When we talk about decision-making ability here, it’s not just about "making a decision." It’s a complete system: keenly capturing market signals, deeply understanding the essence of projects, quickly identifying and analyzing opportunities, efficiently gathering first-hand information, rationally assessing risks and rewards, and finally weighing the pros and cons among multiple options to make a choice.
Opportunities in the crypto space are few. There are only a handful each year. If you miss them, no matter how hard you try, it’s useless. But if you make the right decision, it can change your fate in one go. That’s why you see some people earning millions from part-time trading, while others lose money even when investing full-time. Effort is just the basic setup; decision-making ability is the real differentiator.
So instead of blindly working hard, it’s better to ask yourself: Are my information channels solid enough? Is my analysis framework correct? Do I understand risks deeply enough? The answers to these questions are often more critical than working hours.
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GasFeeCryer
· 23h ago
There's nothing wrong with what you said, I just never quite understood the decision-making weight part.
The phrase "only a few opportunities a year" hits hard—miss one and you lose a year of life.
I've really seen the contrast where part-time earns millions but full-time results in losses.
The quality of information channels determines everything; without reliable channels, everything is pointless.
Hard work is really just the entry fee; the core is still about being able to choose.
The sadness of working people is right here—no matter how hard you try, no one can change their fate with a single decision.
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NotAFinancialAdvice
· 23h ago
It's one thing to say, but very few people can actually do it.
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A few opportunities each year, but the question is who can buy the dip?
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Whether the information channels are solid or not, honestly, it still depends on connections and capital.
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Strong decision-making skills, right? Then why are so many big V's crashing?
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This theory sounds great, but in practice, it's just gambling.
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Making millions part-time while losing full-time, I feel like it's all survivor bias.
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More difficult than effort is not being emotionally hijacked, that's the real challenge.
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So ultimately, it's still an information gap; you need the right channels.
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Understanding risk deeply is pointless; when the market reverses, you can't wake up.
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AirdropJunkie
· 23h ago
You're right, information asymmetry is the real difference in money.
A good decision is worth a year of wasted effort.
I'm the opposite example of a full-time loser, haha.
Those who can buy the dip are not made by time alone.
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GasFeeVictim
· 23h ago
That's right, I am the negative example... Watching the market every day and following it diligently, but ended up losing everything with a single all-in
Indeed, a decision at a critical moment is worth a fortune
When it comes to information channels, I think most people just don't get it right
What's the use of effort if the decision is wrong, everything is for nothing
There are only a few opportunities each year, and I missed them all, truly hopeless
That really hit me hard, full-time losing money and part-time making money really exists
Many people want to make big money in the crypto world, and their first reaction is to work twice as hard. But reality is often harsh—decision-making ability weighs far more than just working tirelessly.
Top earners in the industry usually have strong decision-making skills. When we talk about decision-making ability here, it’s not just about "making a decision." It’s a complete system: keenly capturing market signals, deeply understanding the essence of projects, quickly identifying and analyzing opportunities, efficiently gathering first-hand information, rationally assessing risks and rewards, and finally weighing the pros and cons among multiple options to make a choice.
Opportunities in the crypto space are few. There are only a handful each year. If you miss them, no matter how hard you try, it’s useless. But if you make the right decision, it can change your fate in one go. That’s why you see some people earning millions from part-time trading, while others lose money even when investing full-time. Effort is just the basic setup; decision-making ability is the real differentiator.
So instead of blindly working hard, it’s better to ask yourself: Are my information channels solid enough? Is my analysis framework correct? Do I understand risks deeply enough? The answers to these questions are often more critical than working hours.