Which school of thought do you belong to

• Some rely on long-term narratives and fundamentals
• Some rely on cycles and macroeconomics
• Some rely on technical analysis and trading discipline
• Some rely on information asymmetry and primary markets
• Some rely on liquidity, farming, points, and airdrops
• Some rely on VC/angel investments
• Some keep launching new projects
• Others only engage in high-risk gambling and emotional trading

Additionally,

Sometimes the biggest losses come from "confusion of schools of thought"

The most common mistake is not misjudging the market,
but:
- Using long-term investment logic and unable to withstand short-term pullbacks
- Approaching with a short-term trading mindset but buying tokens with poor liquidity
- Using value investing as an excuse to avoid stop-losses
- Taking the risks of farming but expecting the safety of spot holdings

Thinking you're investing,
but actually just switching personalities between different schools of thought every day.

This leads to one result:
Always using the wrong method at the right time.