Damn, I'm so empty, what the hell! It's unbearable, waiting to get rich, damn! I really want to see if that dog owner’s 🐶 head is hard, quickly return to the original form $PIPPIN
Four Things You Shouldn't Say in Life: Once You Speak, You're Wrong; Smart People Keep It to Themselves
Recently, there has been a saying circulating online that there are four things in life that you must never speak of. These four things are like four invisible pits; once you say them out loud, just wait to jump in. This saying sounds a bit mystical, but upon careful consideration, it is backed by the blood and tears of those who have been through it. The first thing is to never tell others how you make money or how much you earn. This may sound a bit selfish, but the reality is quite harsh. You might excitedly share with friends that you've started a side business and earned a few thousand more in a month, thinking you're sharing joy, but they might already feel a different way inside. The deep truth of human nature is that no one sincerely hopes you live better than they do. What you show off today may become a target for others to scheme against you tomorrow. It's not the thief you fear, but the thief who has their eye on you. By revealing your financial situation, aren't you just inviting trouble? Some people may say congratulations but secretly plot against you. The old saying that wealth should not be flaunted is not without reason. Making money quietly and living comfortably is better than anything else.
Alright. Now my WeChat Pay is completely unusable. I gave u to a group friend, and the group friend might directly buy u with a taxi, which was detected. The monthly limit is only 30000, and I can only recharge my phone bill in the future. $btc
Many people ask me: Can BNB still be invested in now?
I want to say that BNB is not for "gambling," but for "nurturing."
A good friend of mine has been regularly investing in BNB since 2022. At first, he was also afraid of fluctuations, but later he realized:
The real profit is not about buying at the lowest point, but about persisting in buying. Now the returns are quite substantial; he doesn't need to work and doesn't have to worry about retirement.
I personally believe there are three types of regular investment strategies, see which one suits you👇
Step 1: Time-based investment method
Invest a fixed amount at a fixed time each week, for example, investing 500U weekly, without looking at the price, only focusing on execution.
Over the long term, the average cost will naturally be averaged out.
Step 2: Laddering method
Set three price ranges, for example:
· If BNB drops below 200U, add one tier;
· If it drops below 300U, add another tier;
· If it drops below 400U, buy boldly.
This way, there’s no panic during declines; instead, you accumulate more chips as the price drops.
Step 3: EMA auxiliary judgment
Use EMA100 as an auxiliary line. When BNB is close to EMA100, it is often a mid-term low point.
If you want to be more stable, you can also use EMA200 to observe long-term trends.
This set of methods is not flashy but relies on execution.
Regular investment is not about comparing IQ, but about comparing patience.
Those who can persist in regular investments for a year before a bull market end up being the ones who are considered "lucky."
If the boss thinks this is useful, you can give a follow, and those who follow will get rich🤑