The hottest topic in the coin circle recently is that a bunch of listed companies in the US seemed to have agreed to pile up and learn micro-strategies to hoard Bitcoin.
When I saw these news, I immediately thought it might be coming to an end, but I had no way to verify it.
The short-term adjustment of Bitcoin won't have much impact, it's careless...
As expected, it didn't hold out for long, Bitcoin started to sway downwards.
Those who have been in the coin game for a long time understand this; when a play shifts from 'a few smart people quietly doing it' to 'the whole market rushing in', it’s not far from a short-term peak.
It's like rushing for discounted vegetables at the morning market; the first ones can pick the fresh ones, while the last ones that squeeze in can only grab the rotten leaves.
But I also fell into a pit myself.
Bitcoin clearly had a profit-taking line set in advance, thinking that if it rises to a certain number, it can be secured, but then watching the K-line shoot up, feeling itchy inside: 'Just wait a bit, maybe it can go higher?'
Just hesitating like this, the profit shrank significantly.
What's more heartbreaking is that I staked an altcoin!
Originally, I saw that it could provide an annualized 15% return through staking, thinking 'just let it sit and earn', directly locking it in my wallet as a hands-off manager.
So, what happened? The project team quietly withdrew the pledge pool, and the price dropped like a slide, from 200,000 to 20,000, losing 90%!
Is the loss of 200,000 unfair?
It's unfair, but worth it! It taught me a harsh lesson; in the crypto world, 'laziness' and 'greed' are two major death sentences.
Mainstream coins like Bitcoin at least have institutions supporting them, with sufficient liquidity; if you get trapped, you can still hold on for a while;
But altcoins are different; the project team's intentions change faster than flipping a book. Today they say 'ecological explosion', tomorrow they might just run away with the funds.
You're focused on those staking interests, but they're focused on your principal.
That 200,000, to put it bluntly, was a lesson bought with 'laziness'.
When it's time to lock in profits, don't be stubborn; when it's time to watch the market, don't be lazy, especially with altcoins, they can rocket up like a firecracker and make you question life when they drop.
So, friends, heed the advice of the seasoned traders:
Next time you encounter something where 'the whole market is doing it', first hold your wallet tightly and ask yourself, is this a real opportunity, or is it a pit others have dug?
Once you've set a profit-taking plan for Bitcoin, execute it; don't always think about 'getting a little more';
Don't just focus on staking coins for easy earnings; dig into the on-chain data to see if the project team is secretly transferring coins and running away.
Money in the crypto world has never been left for 'lazy people' and 'greedy ghosts'; it's earned by those who 'quickly lock in profits' and 'keenly avoid pitfalls'.
The wind at the top of the mountain is the coldest; don't wait until you're blown off balance to remember to wear the 'discipline' cloak.
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