Let me tell you, in this lifetime, making money really depends on those few historic crashes.
But the most ironic thing is that 99% of people, including myself, were so scared during the crash that we scrambled to escape.
Do you remember that time with oil? I bottomed out at $40, thinking I was practically the reincarnation of Buffett, absolutely amazing.
What happened? It dropped all the way to $20.
At that time, my palms were sweaty, my head was buzzing, with one voice shouting: Run! If you don't run, you'll lose even your underwear!
And then? Then I made a decisive cut.
That very night, it plummeted to $5.
A year later, $90.
This kind of foolishness has happened more than once.
In the year of SARS, silver paper was at $11, and I bought it. It rose to $15, and I was overjoyed, hurriedly sold it, thinking I had made a huge profit, and even treated myself to a chicken leg that night.
What happened later? Let's not talk about it. It's all tears.
So you see, we all understand the principle, like “when others are fearful, I am greedy,” who can't recite that?
But when it really comes to blood flowing like a river and the numbers in your account dropping rapidly, your body is much more honest than your mind.
The fear that makes you tremble, makes your heart race, and makes you just want to preserve your principal is ingrained in your genes.
Knowledge and logic are useless in those moments.
What does making money rely on? It relies on an anti-human nature cultivation.
It's the courage to step forward with a smile when everyone else is retreating to the edge of the abyss. $ETH
