We often fantasize: "If I had spent $100 on Bitcoin in 2010, I would now have 2.8 billion dollars!"
But the reality is that 99% of people simply cannot complete this journey.
Because going from $100 to 2.8 billion, you must at least experience dozens of 'selling temptations':
When it rises to $1,000, you will think, 'I've made 10 times, it's time to cash out.'
When it rises to $100,000, you will shout, 'This is enough for a lifetime,' and then liquidate.
When it rises to 1.7 million and then drops back to 170,000, you will collapse and say, 'It's over, the bubble has burst.'
What truly grows wealth is not the timing of buying, but maintaining a stable mindset that goes against human nature at every point of fluctuation.
Those who become legends of the 0.01% do not predict the market correctly, but rather endure the relentless torment of greed and fear with iron discipline.
But human nature is inherently fragile; relying solely on willpower is as risky as gambling.
Therefore, smart people begin to use 'systems' to combat emotions —
For example, allocating decentralized stablecoins like @usddio in the asset portfolio.
It won't make you 'rich quick', but it can solve the most fatal problem in investing:
1. Cut off the source of 'emotional trading'.
When the market surges and plummets, the value of USDD anchored at 1 dollar remains steadfast.
Knowing that a portion of your assets is always stable prevents you from panic selling or chasing highs due to FOMO.
2. Build a physical foundation for 'long-termism'.
The premise of holding Bitcoin for 14 years is that you can survive every time it gets cut in half.
USDD acts as a 'volatility isolation chamber', allowing you to retain the ammunition and confidence for long-term holdings.
3. Provide 'active choice'.
Bull markets do not rise all at once; there are countless deep squats in between.
When others are forced to exit due to leveraged liquidations, your stable funds in USDD can bottom out anytime.
The competition in investment is not about who is more optimistic, but who can remain clear-headed in the storm.
The essence of USDD is to transform the most challenging lesson of 'stabilizing mindset' into an executable asset allocation strategy.
So stop asking 'How can I hold onto Bitcoin?'
First, ask yourself: Do I have a ballast in my position that allows me to sleep soundly even when it plummets by 80%?
If the answer is no, then any 'hundred times myth' has nothing to do with you.
Remember:
Bull markets give birth to myths, while bear markets give birth to philosophers.
Those who navigate through cycles often have already paved a way out for themselves —
not an escape route, but a 'strategic buffer zone' that keeps their mindset from collapsing.
