After investing for a long time, I’ve summarized a phenomenon: the first time you come into contact with a project, it’s often when its price is at its lowest.

At that time, I still firmly held this logic and considered it a golden rule. I thought this way about every project I encountered—there’s always a chance. But what happened? Missed one project after another, and every time I looked back, it was tears.

Now my attitude is completely reversed. Since the rule that the first encounter is usually the lowest price is likely true, it’s better to treat each new project as a screening opportunity—look carefully, understand thoroughly, rather than hope to "wait a bit."

The pitfalls I’ve stepped into and the missed gains over the years are enough to make me realize: in the crypto market, the cost of being slow to react is too heavy. Instead of waiting for a nonexistent "lower price," it’s better to make rational judgments immediately.