There are quite a few people entering the cryptocurrency space, but very few actually stick with it and keep learning. The reason is quite sobering—it's not laziness, but the entry point just collapses.

Information is too fragmented. Open any community platform, and one side says this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, while the other is already shouting bearish signals. Every voice is forceful, but their viewpoints are completely opposite. By the time you react, you’ve already been swept into an emotional vortex.

The most frustrating part is—no one will seriously tell you what stage you are currently at. What level of risk are you facing, where should your profit expectations be set? These basic questions are often skipped. Many people's anxiety doesn’t come from market fluctuations but from unfamiliarity with the entire ecosystem.

It’s like exploring without a map. Even the smartest people can easily go astray. The key isn’t speed, but direction.

So, change your mindset: instead of chasing hot topics, piling up jargon, and constantly rushing, try doing some subtraction.

Don’t use overly complex concepts or fancy words, be straightforward. Don’t follow every emotional trending topic, stay stable. Don’t incite FOMO to enter the market, be honest. Don’t artificially create a sense of crisis, be gentle. Focus on one thing—explain this complex ecosystem in a way that even beginners can understand.

The RWA track is expanding, the narrative of privacy protection is resurging, meme coins now have financial products like ETFs… these are all real market phenomena. But before diving into any detail, beginners should first figure out where they are suited to start.

If you currently: haven’t bought anything yet and are hesitating; just stepped in and feel a bit anxious; or have no idea which direction to take—these are all normal. No need to rush. Instead, find someone willing to slow down and explain clearly, and follow the steps systematically. Getting the sequence right is more valuable than rushing ahead.