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Today, I want to talk to everyone about a real person—Zhao Changpeng
Everyone knows he is the founder of Binance and the richest person of Chinese descent, with a staggering net worth of 76 billion dollars, but not many remember that he once washed dishes at McDonald's in Canada, stayed up late monitoring kitchen inventory, just like us struggling to pay rent now, as ordinary as can be.
What made him soar later? After years in the cryptocurrency circle, I increasingly understand that it relies on the courage to take risks, the ability to discern opportunities, and the execution to follow through.
In 2013, he sold his house in Vancouver and invested all his possessions into Bitcoin. People around him criticized him as a gambler, saying it was an air bubble, but he stuck to his beliefs—he recognized the trend and went ALL IN, walking a single path to the end.
Now, everyone only sees him wearing a T-shirt and taking private jets, but they haven't seen him changing compliance plans at three in the morning, flying to over a dozen countries to negotiate licenses, too busy to even change his wrinkled suit.
I've seen too many friends hesitate in the face of opportunity: panicking to take profits after a two-point rise, cutting losses after a five-point drop, always thinking about quick money. But financial freedom has never been built on short-term speculation; it is achieved through relentless effort once the trend is identified.
What’s impressive about Zhao Changpeng is not his willingness to take risks, but his ability to endure volatility over the long term and see things through to the end.
The cryptocurrency market is never short of opportunities; what it lacks is the willingness to take decisive action on oneself. Right now, you might be coding in an office, delivering takeout on the street, or moving bricks in a factory; a low starting point is never an excuse. What’s frightening is not having the courage to even “try once.” Zhao Changpeng was once just a worker worrying about rent.
His story is not to make us blindly take risks; it teaches us that:
A big vision is about daring to understand trends, daring to act a step earlier, and daring to persist a little more than others. Don’t keep staring at K-line fluctuations, and don’t let news distractions lead you astray.
You should ask yourself: Is the direction I chose correct? Do I dare to persist? Is my action power sufficient?
Zhao Changpeng's journey from McDonald's to the richest person in the cryptocurrency circle is not a result of sheer luck; it is about having the determination to make decisions that others dare not make, to do what others dare not do, and to guard what others dare not guard.
When the water is full, it overflows; when it is empty, everything is possible. #币安人生 #TBPN访谈CZ
Today, I want to talk to everyone about a real person—Zhao Changpeng
Everyone knows he is the founder of Binance and the richest person of Chinese descent, with a staggering net worth of 76 billion dollars, but not many remember that he once washed dishes at McDonald's in Canada, stayed up late monitoring kitchen inventory, just like us struggling to pay rent now, as ordinary as can be.
What made him soar later? After years in the cryptocurrency circle, I increasingly understand that it relies on the courage to take risks, the ability to discern opportunities, and the execution to follow through.
In 2013, he sold his house in Vancouver and invested all his possessions into Bitcoin. People around him criticized him as a gambler, saying it was an air bubble, but he stuck to his beliefs—he recognized the trend and went ALL IN, walking a single path to the end.
Now, everyone only sees him wearing a T-shirt and taking private jets, but they haven't seen him changing compliance plans at three in the morning, flying to over a dozen countries to negotiate licenses, too busy to even change his wrinkled suit.
I've seen too many friends hesitate in the face of opportunity: panicking to take profits after a two-point rise, cutting losses after a five-point drop, always thinking about quick money. But financial freedom has never been built on short-term speculation; it is achieved through relentless effort once the trend is identified.
What’s impressive about Zhao Changpeng is not his willingness to take risks, but his ability to endure volatility over the long term and see things through to the end.
The cryptocurrency market is never short of opportunities; what it lacks is the willingness to take decisive action on oneself. Right now, you might be coding in an office, delivering takeout on the street, or moving bricks in a factory; a low starting point is never an excuse. What’s frightening is not having the courage to even “try once.” Zhao Changpeng was once just a worker worrying about rent.
His story is not to make us blindly take risks; it teaches us that:
A big vision is about daring to understand trends, daring to act a step earlier, and daring to persist a little more than others. Don’t keep staring at K-line fluctuations, and don’t let news distractions lead you astray.
You should ask yourself: Is the direction I chose correct? Do I dare to persist? Is my action power sufficient?
Zhao Changpeng's journey from McDonald's to the richest person in the cryptocurrency circle is not a result of sheer luck; it is about having the determination to make decisions that others dare not make, to do what others dare not do, and to guard what others dare not guard.
When the water is full, it overflows; when it is empty, everything is possible. #币安人生 #TBPN访谈CZ
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