Setting aside research, technology, and news factors.

When trading, as long as you don't chase highs, you are ahead of 50% of people.
Only trading in one-sided trends, you surpass 60% of traders.
Waiting for pullbacks before entering, you outperform 80% of traders.
Controlling your position size, setting proper stop-losses, and not holding on stubbornly, you make it into the top 2%.
Trading involves daily fluctuations, with 800 different directions each day, and meme coins often experience explosive rallies. The difficult part is never the market volatility or trends themselves, but whether you can consistently do these four simple things for ten years.