Many people buy cryptocurrencies with the hope that they will rise immediately. If the price drops a little after buying, they can't handle it; if it drops by 10%, they start to vent their negative emotions everywhere. However, when the market is unclear, they are afraid to buy, and when it drops, they are also afraid to buy. When the market starts to rise, they impulsively go all in, only to see it drop again. Then they feel targeted and start looking for news, blaming the comments of certain KOLs or the candlestick patterns of certain coins for their losses. In the end, it’s always someone else's fault, and they believe they have no issues, but they forget that whether it's someone else's comments or candlestick patterns, the only one who can make decisions is themselves; no one can force them to buy or sell.

The reason for not making money in the crypto world is simple: if you can't make much money in real life, why would you win in a real-life battle royale with millions of people online? If five people in an office can't win, how can you win against millions?

So, just invest in USDT for wealth management, don't make things difficult for the crypto world, and don't make things difficult for yourself.

Routine discouragement.