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$SOL The most dreaded K-line is this one: this structure of 'drop - sideways - drop' is the most torturous: it gives you no relief and no hope, specifically targeting those who do not set stop losses. Right now, I'm only focused on whether the bottom between 121 and 123 can hold. If it holds, the rebound target will initially be 131 to 135; if it breaks, do not hold positions based on emotions. Your current plan is: to add positions, wait and see, or trade in segments? $SOL
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If 500 million USDT really appears in your wallet, please do three "very boring" things first 🧊》
Lastly, here’s a "reverse chicken soup version":
If one day you open your wallet and find that there really is 500 million USDT,
my most sincere advice is:
Don’t get excited first, don’t post on social media, and don’t rush to take action.
First, do three things that seem very boring but are crucial:
1️⃣ Calmly organize a "funding autobiography"
Organize the entire process of this money from the first penny to today,
collect as much evidence as you can:
Transaction platform records
Investment records
Agreements, contracts
Tax declaration records (if any)
You are not writing for yourself, but for future parties who may need to "explain."
2️⃣ Schedule professionals, rather than asking for "group friends’ opinions"
This kind of issue has completely exceeded the level of "forum experience posts."
What you need is:
Qualified lawyers
Tax consultants
Possibly a cross-border compliance team
Any statement like "my friend tried it, and nothing happened,"
has no reference significance in the face of such numbers.
3️⃣ Accept a reality: This is a marathon, not a sprint
If you hope this money will serve your life in the long term and safely,
you must accept a premise:
Many times, you can't think as fast as you'd like.
Some paths may look like shortcuts,
but the truly compliant one is usually narrow, slow, and tedious#ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察 $BTC
If you are willing to spend enough time and money on these three "boring" things,
then this 500 million could truly be an asset for you
rather than just a number that could turn into a "high-risk event number" at any moment.
This article is a sharing of ideas and does not constitute any form of operational, legal, or investment advice.🙏
$BNB
Lastly, here’s a "reverse chicken soup version":
If one day you open your wallet and find that there really is 500 million USDT,
my most sincere advice is:
Don’t get excited first, don’t post on social media, and don’t rush to take action.
First, do three things that seem very boring but are crucial:
1️⃣ Calmly organize a "funding autobiography"
Organize the entire process of this money from the first penny to today,
collect as much evidence as you can:
Transaction platform records
Investment records
Agreements, contracts
Tax declaration records (if any)
You are not writing for yourself, but for future parties who may need to "explain."
2️⃣ Schedule professionals, rather than asking for "group friends’ opinions"
This kind of issue has completely exceeded the level of "forum experience posts."
What you need is:
Qualified lawyers
Tax consultants
Possibly a cross-border compliance team
Any statement like "my friend tried it, and nothing happened,"
has no reference significance in the face of such numbers.
3️⃣ Accept a reality: This is a marathon, not a sprint
If you hope this money will serve your life in the long term and safely,
you must accept a premise:
Many times, you can't think as fast as you'd like.
Some paths may look like shortcuts,
but the truly compliant one is usually narrow, slow, and tedious#ETH走势分析 #加密市场观察 $BTC
If you are willing to spend enough time and money on these three "boring" things,
then this 500 million could truly be an asset for you
rather than just a number that could turn into a "high-risk event number" at any moment.
This article is a sharing of ideas and does not constitute any form of operational, legal, or investment advice.🙏
$BNB
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The Federal Reserve is slowing down, the Bank of Japan is speeding up, and BTC is caught in the middle, feeling a bit confused 🤯#加密市场观察
During this time, the news feels a bit surreal:
On one side, the Federal Reserve has already made several small interest rate cuts this year, the most recent one just occurred, and the dot plot is still debating how much more it might cut by 2026;
On the other side, the Bank of Japan is hinting that it might increase rates to 0.75%, and the finance minister has also stated that he “basically agrees” with this direction. With macro forces pulling from both ends, the BTC weekly chart in the middle looks particularly innocent#ETH走势分析 #比特币波动性 $BTC
The price is currently hovering around 90,000, not going up or down. The ETF experienced a sharp decline and a significant capital withdrawal in November, but December has slowly begun to see some capital flow back in; the overall market feels like:
——“Everyone is awake, but no one dares to make the first move.”
My current thinking on the chart is:
Short-term, volatility is definitely tied to macro events and ETF capital flows;
Mid-term, it depends on whether this position can maintain a “high-level consolidation” structure, rather than evolving into “high-level distribution.”
As for whether it will rush towards 100,000 immediately, I can only say:
In this day and age, even central banks are being cautious, so we ordinary people should be even more careful. 😂
This is not investment advice, just an observation note tortured by macro news
$ETH
During this time, the news feels a bit surreal:
On one side, the Federal Reserve has already made several small interest rate cuts this year, the most recent one just occurred, and the dot plot is still debating how much more it might cut by 2026;
On the other side, the Bank of Japan is hinting that it might increase rates to 0.75%, and the finance minister has also stated that he “basically agrees” with this direction. With macro forces pulling from both ends, the BTC weekly chart in the middle looks particularly innocent#ETH走势分析 #比特币波动性 $BTC
The price is currently hovering around 90,000, not going up or down. The ETF experienced a sharp decline and a significant capital withdrawal in November, but December has slowly begun to see some capital flow back in; the overall market feels like:
——“Everyone is awake, but no one dares to make the first move.”
My current thinking on the chart is:
Short-term, volatility is definitely tied to macro events and ETF capital flows;
Mid-term, it depends on whether this position can maintain a “high-level consolidation” structure, rather than evolving into “high-level distribution.”
As for whether it will rush towards 100,000 immediately, I can only say:
In this day and age, even central banks are being cautious, so we ordinary people should be even more careful. 😂
This is not investment advice, just an observation note tortured by macro news
$ETH
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The most outrageous thing in the past two years is:
People all over the world are using yen to make things happen, while Japan itself is completely confused.
The trick is simple:
"Japan's interest rates are super low → Borrow a bunch of yen → Go outside to buy US stocks, buy bonds, and casually trade a couple of bitcoins."
This is the legendary yen arbitrage trading.
The problem arises: The Bank of Japan now says it will seriously discuss interest rate hikes on December 18–19, and the market generally expects it to rise to 0.75%. For those accustomed to "almost zero interest rates," this is like a gym suddenly notifying:
"Starting next week, the lifetime free membership card we gave you will begin to incur monthly fees."
The result is:
Some people will choose to quickly cut their positions and pay back some yen;
Some people will continue to hold on, thinking "it should be fine";
And some people have no idea what is happening, just seeing the price of coins fluctuating wildly.
The last time there was an "unexpected tightening," Bitcoin directly gave everyone a vivid lesson in risk—double-digit declines and liquidation rankings flooding the screen. The difference this time is: the market had psychological preparation in advance, leverage has also decreased somewhat, but highly leveraged longs are still at the center of the storm.
How to adjust positions and whether to bottom-fish is each person's own choice.
I can only say a very cliché thing:
Bull markets can be waited out slowly, but liquidation only takes a few minutes. #ETH走势分析 market analysis #日元套利 $BNB
$XRP
$BTC
People all over the world are using yen to make things happen, while Japan itself is completely confused.
The trick is simple:
"Japan's interest rates are super low → Borrow a bunch of yen → Go outside to buy US stocks, buy bonds, and casually trade a couple of bitcoins."
This is the legendary yen arbitrage trading.
The problem arises: The Bank of Japan now says it will seriously discuss interest rate hikes on December 18–19, and the market generally expects it to rise to 0.75%. For those accustomed to "almost zero interest rates," this is like a gym suddenly notifying:
"Starting next week, the lifetime free membership card we gave you will begin to incur monthly fees."
The result is:
Some people will choose to quickly cut their positions and pay back some yen;
Some people will continue to hold on, thinking "it should be fine";
And some people have no idea what is happening, just seeing the price of coins fluctuating wildly.
The last time there was an "unexpected tightening," Bitcoin directly gave everyone a vivid lesson in risk—double-digit declines and liquidation rankings flooding the screen. The difference this time is: the market had psychological preparation in advance, leverage has also decreased somewhat, but highly leveraged longs are still at the center of the storm.
How to adjust positions and whether to bottom-fish is each person's own choice.
I can only say a very cliché thing:
Bull markets can be waited out slowly, but liquidation only takes a few minutes. #ETH走势分析 market analysis #日元套利 $BNB
$XRP
$BTC
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The End of Stablecoins is 'Boredom'
If most cryptocurrencies in the crypto world are responsible for telling stories and stirring emotions, then the ideal conclusion for stablecoins might be—so boring that no one discusses them. To be honest, no one wants to check their phone every day to see their money, which they use to 'hedge', going through a rollercoaster ride.
Recently, while reviewing materials, I found that @USDD - Decentralized USD has a rather 'boring' goal: decentralization, over-collateralization, multi-chain deployment, displaying collateral assets and collateral ratios transparently on the chain, and then implementing a bunch of mechanisms that sound very academic, like Peg Stability Module, liquidation logic, risk parameters, all for one purpose: to avoid wild fluctuations and stick closely to $1.
Is it exciting? Not at all, not even a bit. You could even say it somewhat contradicts the romance of the crypto world—no talk of overnight riches, only emphasizing transparency, risk control, and collateral ratios; not chasing daily trending topics, but rather pursuing a situation where every time you check the market, you see the line for USDD flat like a straightened ECG.
But upon reflection, do we really need every asset to be 'exciting'? Perhaps a healthier state is: reserve the passion for highly volatile coins and keep the rationality for those responsible for laying the foundation like USDD. Because no one wants even the three words 'stablecoin' to be shocking right from the start. Do you think achieving boredom in stablecoins counts as a kind of sophistication? #USDD以稳见信
If most cryptocurrencies in the crypto world are responsible for telling stories and stirring emotions, then the ideal conclusion for stablecoins might be—so boring that no one discusses them. To be honest, no one wants to check their phone every day to see their money, which they use to 'hedge', going through a rollercoaster ride.
Recently, while reviewing materials, I found that @USDD - Decentralized USD has a rather 'boring' goal: decentralization, over-collateralization, multi-chain deployment, displaying collateral assets and collateral ratios transparently on the chain, and then implementing a bunch of mechanisms that sound very academic, like Peg Stability Module, liquidation logic, risk parameters, all for one purpose: to avoid wild fluctuations and stick closely to $1.
Is it exciting? Not at all, not even a bit. You could even say it somewhat contradicts the romance of the crypto world—no talk of overnight riches, only emphasizing transparency, risk control, and collateral ratios; not chasing daily trending topics, but rather pursuing a situation where every time you check the market, you see the line for USDD flat like a straightened ECG.
But upon reflection, do we really need every asset to be 'exciting'? Perhaps a healthier state is: reserve the passion for highly volatile coins and keep the rationality for those responsible for laying the foundation like USDD. Because no one wants even the three words 'stablecoin' to be shocking right from the start. Do you think achieving boredom in stablecoins counts as a kind of sophistication? #USDD以稳见信
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What benefits do compliance licenses bring to retail investors?
From the perspective of ordinary users, it can be broken down into three points:
1) Higher security
The clearing and custody processes must meet strict regulatory requirements,
the exchange cannot operate arbitrarily,
and there are certain constraints on systemic risks and the risk of insolvency.
2) Products will be richer and more standardized
In the future, compliant derivatives, wealth management, structured products, etc.,
will be easier to launch under this "full license" framework.
3) More bridges to traditional finance
Banks, securities firms, and funds are more willing to connect,
your fiat currency entry and exit channels and asset allocation choices will be more abundant.
In simple terms:
Regulatory licenses themselves will not make you "instantaneously rich",
but they are working to reduce "blowups" and "chaos".#加密市场观察 #加密市场反弹 $BTC
From the perspective of ordinary users, it can be broken down into three points:
1) Higher security
The clearing and custody processes must meet strict regulatory requirements,
the exchange cannot operate arbitrarily,
and there are certain constraints on systemic risks and the risk of insolvency.
2) Products will be richer and more standardized
In the future, compliant derivatives, wealth management, structured products, etc.,
will be easier to launch under this "full license" framework.
3) More bridges to traditional finance
Banks, securities firms, and funds are more willing to connect,
your fiat currency entry and exit channels and asset allocation choices will be more abundant.
In simple terms:
Regulatory licenses themselves will not make you "instantaneously rich",
but they are working to reduce "blowups" and "chaos".#加密市场观察 #加密市场反弹 $BTC
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It's been on fire for several days, Uncle, do you want to go crazy for a bit?
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#LUNA 🔥 $BTC LUNA is rising strongly! 🚀💥
Momentum is quickly building—this trend looks ready to explode.
Momentum is quickly building—this trend looks ready to explode.
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Recently, I've seen everyone talking about the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision, mentioning three 'nuclear bombs' regarding voting disagreements, what Powell said, and whether there will be further rate cuts in the future. To be honest, I only half-understand these professional terms; I just know that when the results change, both the stock market and the cryptocurrency world will experience significant fluctuations.
My principle as a retired old man is:
* Only use a small portion of idle money to try buying some BTC/ETH as a long-term small allocation;
* Do not engage in high-leverage contracts, and definitely do not borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies;
* Operate less around the interest rate decision and wait until market sentiment stabilizes before taking action. Protecting my savings is the most important; watching the show is always safer than getting too involved.
My principle as a retired old man is:
* Only use a small portion of idle money to try buying some BTC/ETH as a long-term small allocation;
* Do not engage in high-leverage contracts, and definitely do not borrow money to trade cryptocurrencies;
* Operate less around the interest rate decision and wait until market sentiment stabilizes before taking action. Protecting my savings is the most important; watching the show is always safer than getting too involved.
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The Federal Reserve is cutting interest rates, and to me, it's like telling banks: the interest on savings is lower, you figure it out. Young people love to engage in risky assets, so it's no surprise that Bitcoin, Ethereum, and similar ones attract attention when they rise. But at my age, I understand: the market belongs to others, the risk is always mine. My approach: only use a small portion of spare cash to buy some BTC/ETH as a long-term allocation; avoid high-leverage contracts, do not overinvest in small coins, and keep my pension in places where I can sleep at night. Earning a little less is okay, as long as I stay safe.
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《Old Man Looks at LUNC LUNA: More Bulls and Bears Than You’ve Encountered》
Young folks, today you shout that the market is fierce,
I, this old man, opened the market and saw:
LUNC has risen by seventy percent, LUNA has risen by more than thirty percent, I've seen similar situations when I was trading stocks thirty years ago.
What does the market say?
There are rumors that SBF might be pardoned, and the sentiment has suddenly ignited,
not looking at the fundamentals, just seeing who runs fast—typical dead cat bounce.
As the old saying goes: The bigger the waves, the faster the boat capsizes.
My approach at this age is very simple:
Already on board: Take profits when there are gains, pension funds are meant to be spent, not to be used for roller coasters;
Not on board: Just enjoy the spectacle, don’t turn your old age into a “high position guard memoir.”
The crypto circle is lively, but being able to live steadily is the real skill.
In this wave of LUNC / LUNA, do you want to be the person in the story or the storyteller? Let’s chat in the comments. #LUNA✅ #LUNC✅ $LUNA
Young folks, today you shout that the market is fierce,
I, this old man, opened the market and saw:
LUNC has risen by seventy percent, LUNA has risen by more than thirty percent, I've seen similar situations when I was trading stocks thirty years ago.
What does the market say?
There are rumors that SBF might be pardoned, and the sentiment has suddenly ignited,
not looking at the fundamentals, just seeing who runs fast—typical dead cat bounce.
As the old saying goes: The bigger the waves, the faster the boat capsizes.
My approach at this age is very simple:
Already on board: Take profits when there are gains, pension funds are meant to be spent, not to be used for roller coasters;
Not on board: Just enjoy the spectacle, don’t turn your old age into a “high position guard memoir.”
The crypto circle is lively, but being able to live steadily is the real skill.
In this wave of LUNC / LUNA, do you want to be the person in the story or the storyteller? Let’s chat in the comments. #LUNA✅ #LUNC✅ $LUNA
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$ZEC #大叔看币
When I was young, I experienced the housing reform, and now that I'm retired, I'm facing digital currency. To be honest, the changes in the times are faster than the rise of K lines.
Recently, I've been looking at this coin $ZEC :
• Sometimes it says halving, deflation,
• Sometimes it talks about privacy needs and regulation,
• Then suddenly there’s an ETF expectation that drives the price up and down.
My own attitude is very simple:
• Retirement funds need to be stable and should not be gambled,
• If I really want to participate, I will only use a small portion of money that I can afford to lose,
• Most of it should still be in tangible assets.
Do young people find the extreme ups and downs of ZEC exciting or scary? Share your thoughts in the comments; your uncle is here to listen.
When I was young, I experienced the housing reform, and now that I'm retired, I'm facing digital currency. To be honest, the changes in the times are faster than the rise of K lines.
Recently, I've been looking at this coin $ZEC :
• Sometimes it says halving, deflation,
• Sometimes it talks about privacy needs and regulation,
• Then suddenly there’s an ETF expectation that drives the price up and down.
My own attitude is very simple:
• Retirement funds need to be stable and should not be gambled,
• If I really want to participate, I will only use a small portion of money that I can afford to lose,
• Most of it should still be in tangible assets.
Do young people find the extreme ups and downs of ZEC exciting or scary? Share your thoughts in the comments; your uncle is here to listen.
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Today at home, I brewed a pot of tea and read the entire interview with He Yi from start to finish, which stirred some feelings in me.
To be honest, at my age, I don’t quite understand terms like "Co-CEO" and "Binance ecosystem"; I only grasped two things:
First, this girl is indeed seriously concerned about users, whether it's about arbitrage, liquidity, or the situation of retail investors, she is not speaking on behalf of the "big players".
Second, she has been emphasizing the long term, stressing the system, and highlighting "finding leading assets", somewhat like what we used to hear from Duan Yongping and Buffett in our youth, except now it’s about Bitcoin and Binance, these new things.
With my old arms and legs, I can’t stir up too many tricks anymore; I just want to steadily learn a little more and be deceived a little less.
But seeing a girl go from "Customer Service Xiao He" all the way up to Co-CEO, and still being able to openly admit that she has made mistakes, saying "I want to try", I still admire her quite a bit.
Perhaps this generation of young people can really stir up something new in this "crypto world" that we don’t quite understand.
To be honest, at my age, I don’t quite understand terms like "Co-CEO" and "Binance ecosystem"; I only grasped two things:
First, this girl is indeed seriously concerned about users, whether it's about arbitrage, liquidity, or the situation of retail investors, she is not speaking on behalf of the "big players".
Second, she has been emphasizing the long term, stressing the system, and highlighting "finding leading assets", somewhat like what we used to hear from Duan Yongping and Buffett in our youth, except now it’s about Bitcoin and Binance, these new things.
With my old arms and legs, I can’t stir up too many tricks anymore; I just want to steadily learn a little more and be deceived a little less.
But seeing a girl go from "Customer Service Xiao He" all the way up to Co-CEO, and still being able to openly admit that she has made mistakes, saying "I want to try", I still admire her quite a bit.
Perhaps this generation of young people can really stir up something new in this "crypto world" that we don’t quite understand.
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How ordinary people can earn ten million
To earn ten million, ordinary people should not rely on intelligence, but rather grasp the right wealth spiral. Wealth growth is typically gradual; through wise investments, savings, increasing income, and reducing unnecessary expenses, a positive self-reinforcing cycle can be formed, creating a positive wealth spiral. Conversely, poor financial decisions and excessive consumption can lead to a decrease in wealth, forming a negative spiral.
For ordinary people, the path to achieving a net worth of ten million usually involves buying quality assets during undervalued periods and selling them at the right time during bubble periods. These quality assets may not rise rapidly, but they do not easily disappear. For example, stocks of companies like Bitcoin (BTC), Tesla, Tencent, and Apple.
One should choose assets with substantial growth potential. Although quality assets may rise slowly, they have a significant margin for volatility. For instance, BTC has the potential for dramatic spikes and drops, and investing in these assets can yield substantial returns. Additionally, one should invest heavily in assets with a clear bubble cycle. If one misses the undervalued period, it can be difficult to earn significant returns even with investment.
It's also important to pay attention to the opinions of those around you. When everyone is pessimistic about a particular asset, it may be the best time to buy. For instance, when BTC was at its low point last year, many people were not optimistic about it, and it was precisely during this undervalued period that a few individuals found a tremendous opportunity.
Set a reasonable target price; once achieved, lock in profits promptly. Control your positions and spending to avoid anxiety during significant fluctuations, which could lead to panic selling of assets at low prices. The assets held should have external positive cash flow support, so that you are not forced to sell during a bear market due to cash flow issues.
Even if one masters these principles, uncertainty in the market still exists, but following this money-making logic can increase the chances of success #加密市场观察 $ETH
To earn ten million, ordinary people should not rely on intelligence, but rather grasp the right wealth spiral. Wealth growth is typically gradual; through wise investments, savings, increasing income, and reducing unnecessary expenses, a positive self-reinforcing cycle can be formed, creating a positive wealth spiral. Conversely, poor financial decisions and excessive consumption can lead to a decrease in wealth, forming a negative spiral.
For ordinary people, the path to achieving a net worth of ten million usually involves buying quality assets during undervalued periods and selling them at the right time during bubble periods. These quality assets may not rise rapidly, but they do not easily disappear. For example, stocks of companies like Bitcoin (BTC), Tesla, Tencent, and Apple.
One should choose assets with substantial growth potential. Although quality assets may rise slowly, they have a significant margin for volatility. For instance, BTC has the potential for dramatic spikes and drops, and investing in these assets can yield substantial returns. Additionally, one should invest heavily in assets with a clear bubble cycle. If one misses the undervalued period, it can be difficult to earn significant returns even with investment.
It's also important to pay attention to the opinions of those around you. When everyone is pessimistic about a particular asset, it may be the best time to buy. For instance, when BTC was at its low point last year, many people were not optimistic about it, and it was precisely during this undervalued period that a few individuals found a tremendous opportunity.
Set a reasonable target price; once achieved, lock in profits promptly. Control your positions and spending to avoid anxiety during significant fluctuations, which could lead to panic selling of assets at low prices. The assets held should have external positive cash flow support, so that you are not forced to sell during a bear market due to cash flow issues.
Even if one masters these principles, uncertainty in the market still exists, but following this money-making logic can increase the chances of success #加密市场观察 $ETH
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After retirement, I originally planned to play chess and drink tea every day, but I was pulled into it by friends. After watching for half a year, I realized: this thing is quite suitable to play as a 'side business'.
Now I have two steps:
First, only engage in low-risk opportunities that I understand, and if I can get an annualized return of 10%, I will be grateful;
Second, diversify the money earned to buy some quality assets that I believe in for the long term, treating it as an 'enhanced retirement fund' for myself, allowing compound interest to accumulate slowly.
Unlike young people chasing excitement, I just want a more stable life in my old age.
What do you think, is this old man playing it safe or too conservative? #加密市场观察 $BTC
Now I have two steps:
First, only engage in low-risk opportunities that I understand, and if I can get an annualized return of 10%, I will be grateful;
Second, diversify the money earned to buy some quality assets that I believe in for the long term, treating it as an 'enhanced retirement fund' for myself, allowing compound interest to accumulate slowly.
Unlike young people chasing excitement, I just want a more stable life in my old age.
What do you think, is this old man playing it safe or too conservative? #加密市场观察 $BTC
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In the past, I only knew how to put money in the bank and invest a little, only to find out: prices rise quickly, but money grows slowly.
Recently, I've been hearing young people around me talk about cryptocurrencies, and I feel very conflicted:
I don't want to resign myself to just a fixed salary and small interest
But I'm also worried that as I get older, my mind will slow down, I won't be able to learn, and I'll lose money.
So today, I gathered the courage to ask a question:
👉 For someone like me, a 'latecomer', if I only take a very small portion of my spare money to learn and try,
What do you all suggest I learn first, or do first?
Should I first understand the basic concepts, or should I learn how to analyze the market first?
I welcome everyone to be my half-teacher and give me some advice
#退休后的日子 #新手感言
$BTC
Recently, I've been hearing young people around me talk about cryptocurrencies, and I feel very conflicted:
I don't want to resign myself to just a fixed salary and small interest
But I'm also worried that as I get older, my mind will slow down, I won't be able to learn, and I'll lose money.
So today, I gathered the courage to ask a question:
👉 For someone like me, a 'latecomer', if I only take a very small portion of my spare money to learn and try,
What do you all suggest I learn first, or do first?
Should I first understand the basic concepts, or should I learn how to analyze the market first?
I welcome everyone to be my half-teacher and give me some advice
#退休后的日子 #新手感言
$BTC
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