Analyzing cryptocurrencies isn't that complicated; the key is to be systematic. My own methodology can roughly guarantee an 80% success rate, with the core being to avoid fighting battles unprepared.

Spending time each day scanning dozens of coins is basic practice. But just looking at price fluctuations is gambling; what truly matters are narrative driving forces, market capitalization, and circulating supply. When these three dimensions are combined, you can roughly judge the coin's ceiling and risk points.

Take a certain coin as an example: its current price is far from the bottom. Based on fundamental analysis, it still needs to fall about two orders of magnitude before it becomes a genuine opportunity to position. Many people like to chase gains and sell on dips, following others' bullish or bearish calls, but the ones who end up losing the most are these very people.

Patience in waiting for real opportunities is much more profitable than blindly chasing hot trends.