Can you really get rich overnight in the crypto world?

That night of liquidation, I realized something more crucial than candlestick charts.

At three in the morning, the numbers on the screen cascaded like a waterfall. I curled up on the balcony after finishing the last cigarette of Xuán Hè Mén, and my phone suddenly vibrated—there were over 20 unread messages in the group.

Opening it, all I saw were messages from brothers saying, "I’ll transfer you some USDT for food, a guy I met just three days ago directly sent: 'Brother, I’ll give you $500 to get through this week.'

This was my third liquidation, and for the first time, I discovered: the most precious thing in the crypto world is not the hundredfold coins, but the friendships that still remember you at three in the morning.

Emotions are the invisible wealth of the crypto world.

Many people think trading cryptocurrencies relies on technology, studying MACD golden crosses and death crosses every day. But at the peak of the bull market, even the square dance aunties were talking about Bitcoin.

At the bottom of the bear market, analysts deleted their apps and ran away—this market is not driven by technical analysis; it's clearly being pulled back and forth by the emotions of "fear of missing out" and "fear of going to zero."

Just like during the week of last year's LUNA crash, someone in the community sent out 200 voice messages in half an hour, shouting from "I want to buy the dip" to "Are we meeting on the rooftop?"

Three days later, this guy posted a contract: shorted and made 3 times profit. See, when emotions are out of control, everyone is cannon fodder; only those who can master their emotions are the winners.

The voice of a crypto enthusiast. Keep it up, fellow crypto friends!

Follow Mr. Ye, let’s traverse bull and bear markets together and decipher the storms of the crypto world.