Most people are making choices, but very few invest enough thought and cognitive input into their choices.

For example —

You were able to copy 312, 519, and 1220 because you waited a long time for this moment, so you can enter without being affected and remain steadfast.

You can start laying out your plans early on in Restake because you have a deep understanding of ETH and have researched the evolution of the LSD narrative.

You can seize the airdrop before Hyperliquid rises because you started tracking DC six months in advance and studied the incentive structure.

However, many people are swayed by emotions, one moment they see a big shot saying this is good, and the next moment they are dissuaded by friends.

In plain terms, it's that I don't want to go through the effort of making a judgment, but when the critical moment comes, I hope to hit the mark. There's no such thing as pie falling from the sky; even if there is, how often can it land on you?

You should know:

A rash choice is merely an escape; a truly weighty choice must navigate through immense uncertainty and anti-human noise.

Choosing previous observations, judgments, and self-calibration is the key to widening the gap!