You actually don't lack time. The truly important matters will be signaled to you by the market itself.

There is an interesting phenomenon in trading markets — every so often, they fall into a "vacuum." Trading volume stagnates, topics cycle repeatedly, and the voices on Twitter are uniformly: "There's no market movement right now."

Two years ago, I was the same. During these phases, I would either get bored and trade randomly or wait for others to guide me. It was only later that I realized this mindset was fundamentally wrong.

The tools used are all public, shared with some experienced players, just like elementary school pencil cases — simple, basic, anyone can use them. But gradually, I discovered a pattern: the best stories never start when things are the hottest. The hype is an illusion; when most people stop watching the charts, the real opportunities are brewing.

Now, my thought process has completely changed. I no longer start with candlestick charts or wallet data. I first ask myself one question — every time:

**Will there still be someone wanting to buy this coin in the future?**

If I can't even imagine this basic question, then all the technical analysis and fundamental analysis afterward are pointless. Ultimately, the final step in any trade is "selling." If you haven't figured out who to sell to, all the preparation beforehand is meaningless.

Over the past year, I mainly looked for opportunities through address signals — focusing on ETH and other mainstream ecosystems. When mainstream voices are saying there's nothing interesting, that's actually the key window for big players to quietly position themselves.