#BsB Is the myth of getting rich in crypto coming to an end? The last window for ordinary folks to turn things around in the next decade! 90% of people are burying opportunities with their own hands
#ETH It's early morning, the blue light from the phone screen hits your face as you refresh the trading app for the 87th time.
Old Zhang next door is still hanging in the group chat with his liquidation record from last night, and that guy Xiao Wang, who said he’d buy a house with Dogecoin, hasn’t been online for three months. The crypto space is like a casino with a gaping maw, yet some still believe they’ll be the next to hit the jackpot.
1. The poison every newbie falls for: Mistaking luck for skill #solana
I’ve seen college students during the 2017 bull run make enough in three days from altcoins to cover four years of tuition, only to return everything including interest to the market in the 2018 bear market. The harsh truth is, 90% of those who made money at the start of a bull run can’t survive the first bear market— the most terrifying curse in crypto is making newbies think that making profits is easy.
2. Those who truly take profits are secretly honing their skills during the bear market #BTC
I know a girl from the 90s who lost all her savings on the night LUNA crashed to zero. Just when everyone thought she would quit the game, she worked as a delivery driver by day and pored over whitepapers by night, and this year, she turned her losses around in the RWA sector. She said: "Staying alive in crypto to see the next bull market is more useful than any technical analysis."
3. The pros are reading the Dao De Jing while newbies are still drawing candlesticks #RAVE
While you're studying MACD golden crosses, the whales are setting traps using 'the movement of opposites' as their strategy. Last year, a big shot shared a faded copy of the Dao De Jing in front of his trading desk, weighed down by three liquidation slips: "The highest good is like water teaches us to go with the flow, knowing when to stop is the lesson of cutting losses, but sadly most people only understand this when they face liquidation."
(Put down your phone, open the window, and take a deep breath of the morning mist) Twenty years ago, I missed out on real estate, ten years ago, I missed out on the internet, and now, the third wave before ordinary people still follows the oldest survival rule— the more you can endure in a bear market, the crazier you can be in a bull market. Those shouting 'financial freedom' every day are slowly fading away, while those who truly understand the rules have already started quietly collecting bloody chips.
#ETH It's early morning, the blue light from the phone screen hits your face as you refresh the trading app for the 87th time.
Old Zhang next door is still hanging in the group chat with his liquidation record from last night, and that guy Xiao Wang, who said he’d buy a house with Dogecoin, hasn’t been online for three months. The crypto space is like a casino with a gaping maw, yet some still believe they’ll be the next to hit the jackpot.
1. The poison every newbie falls for: Mistaking luck for skill #solana
I’ve seen college students during the 2017 bull run make enough in three days from altcoins to cover four years of tuition, only to return everything including interest to the market in the 2018 bear market. The harsh truth is, 90% of those who made money at the start of a bull run can’t survive the first bear market— the most terrifying curse in crypto is making newbies think that making profits is easy.
2. Those who truly take profits are secretly honing their skills during the bear market #BTC
I know a girl from the 90s who lost all her savings on the night LUNA crashed to zero. Just when everyone thought she would quit the game, she worked as a delivery driver by day and pored over whitepapers by night, and this year, she turned her losses around in the RWA sector. She said: "Staying alive in crypto to see the next bull market is more useful than any technical analysis."
3. The pros are reading the Dao De Jing while newbies are still drawing candlesticks #RAVE
While you're studying MACD golden crosses, the whales are setting traps using 'the movement of opposites' as their strategy. Last year, a big shot shared a faded copy of the Dao De Jing in front of his trading desk, weighed down by three liquidation slips: "The highest good is like water teaches us to go with the flow, knowing when to stop is the lesson of cutting losses, but sadly most people only understand this when they face liquidation."
(Put down your phone, open the window, and take a deep breath of the morning mist) Twenty years ago, I missed out on real estate, ten years ago, I missed out on the internet, and now, the third wave before ordinary people still follows the oldest survival rule— the more you can endure in a bear market, the crazier you can be in a bull market. Those shouting 'financial freedom' every day are slowly fading away, while those who truly understand the rules have already started quietly collecting bloody chips.