If you can afford to play, that is called investment; if you can't afford to play, that is gambling.

Many people say "investment" but think to themselves: "If I lose this time, I'm finished."

This is not investment; this is gambling with your life.

A true investor thinks not about how much they can earn before placing an order, but rather:

Can I bear the worst-case scenario? Will I be able to sleep peacefully at night?

Gamblers, on the other hand, think just the opposite:

As long as they believe they can double their money, they dare to bet their savings for the next few years.

If you use money meant for medical expenses to trade cryptocurrencies, that’s not insight; that’s panic;

If you use next month’s rent to play with altcoins, that’s not ambition; that’s a desperate escape.

Real investment only causes heartache when you lose; in gambling, you could even lose your life.

Don’t always listen to others saying things like “high cognition” or “great opportunity.”

If the money you invest affects your livelihood,

then that money should not enter the market at all.

There are always opportunities in the market,

but the prerequisite is that you must stay in the market and not get kicked out.

Opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared and have choices.

Remember, investment is not about blindly pursuing high profits, but about rational risk management, steady progress, and maintaining the ability to survive in the long term. $pippin @财经华哥