Observe the people who really make big money in the cryptocurrency world, and you will find they all have one thing in common:
They clearly know you are chasing highs, going all in, and betting on scams,
but they won’t remind you, nor will they guide you.
It's not that they don't understand,
it's that they understand too much.
Whether you ask or not,
they won't take the initiative to speak;
whether you lose or not,
it's just part of the market for them.
Do you know why?
Because in the cryptocurrency world, guiding and preaching are the most energy-consuming and least rewarding things to do.
The behavior with the lowest emotional intelligence is to keep lecturing others about logic, cycles, and risk control.
The wise keep silent, while the foolish give advice on the world.
What can make a person give up chasing highs is never K-line analysis,
but a liquidation.
What can teach a person risk control is never a teacher,
but the market.
