I’m afraid that those who say they believe will be scolded as fools, right?

Let me clarify my point: I am the fool who believes in a bull market, but I am not someone who blindly sings praises and refuses to look back; rather, I have my own 'trust anchor point.'

In the market, everyone has their own anchor point, which is why they enter the market and invest heavily, and the anchor points vary.

Some people have lost a lot doing other things and find no way out, so they can only drift in the industry, euphemistically called seeking opportunities, but in reality, they have no anchor point in their hearts.

Some people see others in the industry getting rich from a b and feel regret and unwillingness for missing out, which becomes an anchor point.

Some people are immersed in the thrill of guessing rises and falls every day, just to prove the correctness of their guesses, proving themselves to be different from the ordinary, becoming the anchor point.

Some people understand the future trends of the industry and cannot fall behind or get off the train, simply believing becomes the anchor point.

Never underestimate what your anchor point is; the anchor point determines your perspective on judging bull and bear markets and making investment decisions.

In most people's anchor points, the appearances are different, but the essence has a commonality: either anchoring on 'causes' or anchoring on 'results'.

Those who anchor on 'results' will definitely be filled with complaints and regrets in the present.

Why do I always encounter unfortunate events?
Why can't there be just one more person making money than me?
Why can't this bull market be like the previous ones?
Why is the market always not to my liking?
Why didn't I buy Bitcoin before, etc...?

Why!!!

Behind these thoughts is the reason: the anchor point of why I do this is that I have seen good results in the past and imagined that simply replicating it one-to-one could yield the same achievements. However, as time goes on, I can no longer hold on.

Perhaps you won't see the results, and have already made the present your endpoint.

People who anchor on 'results' will struggle to understand things that are slightly different or have setbacks because they only focus on the results from start to finish.

Like a child wanting candy, if they only focus on the candy, they won't hear anything else when an adult doesn't give them candy, and they immediately throw a tantrum on the ground.

Conversely, those who anchor on 'causes' are constantly reflecting on themselves, resolving emotions, and analyzing the reasons behind events.

For example, why did Bitcoin rise first in this bull market while others did not?
Why are some altcoins not rising and still breaking previous lows?
If the United States wants to build a crypto capital, what do they need and how will they do it?

In contemplation, all the points that seem confusing will be resolved, finding yesterday's causes and today's causes, naturally, there will be no fear of tomorrow's results.

So what is my anchor point?

Anchor point one: The industry is in a transitional period of a century-long development opportunity. Is blockchain the technology needed for the future? Of course, in a century-long race, any short-term fluctuations can be ignored.

To have this anchor point, you must have a profound understanding of what blockchain is for! Who says trading is just buying and selling? That’s just fooling you into becoming a pawn!

Anchor point two: Do the right thing, without fear of the results!

To make good investments, you must think, reflect, and gain insights. It is not enough to only learn theoretical techniques and industry terminology; that can only be called knowledge, not wisdom!

When truly facing events, it tests wisdom.

I am very sure:
Insisting on long-termism is correct.
Insisting on investing in valuable B-types is correct.
Insisting that slow is fast is correct.
Insisting that the market always has the 80/20 rule, where 80% of people are always wrong, is also correct.
Insisting on causality, there are those who make efforts and those who take shortcuts, complaining and retreating when faced with difficulties. I believe that over a long time, the results must differ.

Then, when doing the right thing, what fears could lead to bad results?

On the contrary, can you achieve the correct results without doing the right thing?

When we clarify what your anchor point in the market is, all emotions of fear and unease will automatically dissipate.

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