The Rise and Fall of Cryptocurrency: Why Do We Always Miss Out on Coins That Multiply by Hundreds or Thousands?

Back in the day, Dogecoin skyrocketed by 30,000 times, while Bitcoin surged by millions. I once held 30 million Dogecoins, but due to the country's withdrawal from the Huobi platform, I missed out on a fortune worth billions. I'm sure many have had similar experiences; why can others strike the jackpot of wealth while I seem to fall into the bizarre cycle of 'buying and it drops, selling and it rises,' as if I am being precisely harvested?

In the bull market led by Bitcoin, various cryptocurrencies surged in succession. Those who strategically positioned themselves with potential coins and successfully lay low reaped astonishing wealth. In this ever-changing market, true experts never blindly follow trends in the secondary market, chasing highs and selling lows, because this not only consumes a lot of energy and incurs tuition fees but often leaves them empty-handed.

Looking back, among the top ten classic mainstream coins, there are still two that have not truly exploded, with market values astonishingly low. EOS and ETC (Ethereum Classic), especially EOS, currently has a market value of only around 1 billion, while XRP, which started at a similar point, once peaked at 30 billion. EOS resembles a dormant volcano; once its potential is unleashed, a rise of hundreds or thousands of times is not a fantasy. Yet, in this wave of cryptocurrency filled with uncertainties and risks, who can precisely seize that fleeting opportunity?