Bro, I'm Lao Li. I've been crawling and rolling in the crypto circle for many years. Today, I'm going to speak some harsh truths that might be hard to hear, but they are all earned through blood and tears.
In the past, I thought that to stand out in this industry, you had to work hard. Really, I've seen too many people, including myself, who looked like they were possessed. Waking up in the morning, I would check the market immediately; dreaming at midnight was all about candlestick charts. While eating, using the bathroom, or spending time with family, I would always have a screen in my hands. When my wife and kids said something, I would respond absentmindedly, with my mind entirely on those few lines. At that time, I felt proud, thinking this was called dedication, and that achieving financial freedom required such endurance.
And what was the result? I didn't earn much money, but I ruined myself first. My cervical spine is as stiff as an iron board, my eyes are dry and painful, and at night lying in bed, my mind is still buzzing, all filled with jumping numbers. After a check-up, the doctor shook his head: your condition is worse than that of office workers. I smiled bitterly; isn't trading crypto just betting your health on tomorrow?
But did I win the bet? No. The account fluctuates, and in the end, all the profits went to the massage parlor and the pharmacy. The most ironic thing is that the "opportunities" I stayed up all night to spot were mostly traps; instead, I missed a few fluctuations, and looking back, they were nothing. I just woke up to the fact that the market won't be gentle with you just because you watch it closely; real trends are never spotted that way.
Now I've learned my lesson. I only check the market two or three times a day at most, stick to the plan, and do what I need to do during the rest of the time. At first, I really felt the urge to check, always thinking I would miss out on a fortune, but once I got used to it, I found my mind clearer, and my decisions became more accurate. Better sleep, less anxiety, and even the atmosphere at home has become harmonious.
Someone asked me: Old Li, do you still consider yourself an analyst? You aren't actively watching the market. I said, precisely because I analyzed so much, I understand that trading relies not on sight but on composure and logic. Those who watch the market all night are mostly caught in their emotions, chasing highs and cutting losses, and in the end, their health deteriorates, and so does their account. Being able to sleep soundly is the greatest luxury in the crypto world.
Retracement? Not scary. At least my neck doesn't hurt anymore, and I can sleep at night. This is the long-term plan.
I am Old Li, not talking nonsense, just sharing practical experience. If you are also confused in the market, staring at the screen all day yet getting more exhausted, it’s better to change your mindset: follow the right people and use the right methods; you can earn steadily. Follow me, and let's use our brains together instead of our health to carve out a path.
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