A person's understanding of concepts determines a person's destiny, and this is absolutely correct.
I have not seen anyone get rich from trading coins, not a single one. I have seen people flaunt earning tens of millions or hundreds of thousands in the short term, but in the end, I never heard from them again. Clearly, they did not willingly leave this circle to enjoy life; they lost all their coins and were forced to leave, or they missed the boat forever. It’s like a situation where the cost of the big pie in their hands was 1,000 yuan, and now it’s 30,000 dollars; they will never buy it again. Whoever brings up the big pie makes them fall into a state of anxiety, depression, anger, and regret.
I haven't seen anyone who has lost everything and ended up in a broken family; that's too exaggerated. Those who gamble everything on a short-term get-rich-quick scheme can only leave it to luck.
I have seen that those who get rich in the cryptocurrency world are the ones who hold coins, treating coins like their own real estate, land, or shares. When they have extra money, they buy a little asset. In the beginning, these assets are few and not very valuable, but they look far ahead and firmly believe that this little asset can grow 100 times or even 1000 times in the future. So they buy and forget about it, leaving it there. They absolutely do not discuss the price of their assets with others and do not check the news about the assets they bought; once bought, they ignore it. This asset silently transforms into a string of code, encrypted and placed in an unknown location, leaving the world only with a transfer address, an address that only receives and never sends out.
They buy and send it to that address, day in and day out for eight years. One day, when they realize they need money, or hear everyone talking about how much the cryptocurrency has risen, they occasionally check the value of the coins at that address. Roughly calculating, with their current consumption level, they could spend it for several lifetimes.
They don't show excitement, nor will they change their lives immediately; they just have a sense of satisfaction inside, realizing that they can change their wealth level merely by relying on their work income and buying assets. They have been educated into a different kind of person.
Thus, the version of themselves that becomes rich by buying assets emerged. They have personally practiced it and achieved it; it turns out that the principle of gradually becoming wealthy is real, provided the assets are bought correctly. Compared to the wealth in hand, this correct concept has become their family belief. He passed the method of becoming wealthy by buying assets to his children, and the children passed it to their grandchildren. The truth of making money is surprisingly simple: buy enough chips and be patient enough.
Even though they may have become wealthy by holding coins, most people say this about them: they are just lucky and happened to encounter it a little earlier. If I had known this early, I could have done it too. Or they say this is a survivor’s bias, and there is a prejudice against those who became wealthy by holding coins. People recognize the coin holders or those who are not in the cryptocurrency circle; when they mention them, it always carries a hint of disdain. Cryptocurrency people are just scammers, engaging in pyramid schemes. You look at this person and know they hold coins; they don’t know anything and are just lucky to have bought early. Clearly, they have learned the truth about buying early; they do not know that the whole truth is about buying early and holding long. Because they lack the humility to understand the complete truth of making money, they end up in the cryptocurrency circle, no matter how hard they try or what magical methods they use, they cannot make money and always end up losing money. They are truly puzzled because a fool who knows nothing can hold coins and make money, yet they mock the fool as a lucky fool.
When the coin holders really get rich, someone will say, 'You’ve made so much, it’s time to sell some coins to improve your life.' However, the lucky fool confidently replies, 'Sell coins? Have you ever seen a wealthy person sell assets to improve their life? Wealthy people borrow money to improve their lives.'
They never sell their coins. When they need to spend money, they only mortgage a little coin and borrow some assets to improve their lives. Although it seems like they are spending a lot, not long after, the money spent has already been covered by the speed at which the assets are growing.
Everything is so wonderful; they will never understand why such a simple way of making money is not truly understood by most people.
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