Have you ever thought about why someone who knows nothing can just invest regularly and hold Bitcoin to make money?

I have thought about the essence of this issue; the root lies in their actions excluding all human factor interferences, making money is unrelated to emotions.

Investing becomes deadly when it involves personal emotional subjective judgment.

As long as you are influenced by market emotions when investing, it will certainly reduce your returns or lead to losses, without exception.

The father of quant investing, Simons, achieved an annualized return of 64%, far exceeding Buffett's 20%.

However, before this, Simons relied on 13 years of research into macro fundamentals to make investments and ultimately did not make money and gave up, shifting to complex mathematical models, excluding any human emotional factors to make money in the market.

Human emotions are the biggest interference in investing.

In the crypto world, some people make money through trading, some by holding coins long-term, some through contracts, some from airdrops, and some as KOLs earning commissions and customer losses.

As long as it's making money, it is unaffected by emotional factors.

Those who make money through trading have clear plans for why to buy, when to sell, and how much to sell. They won’t chase highs, won’t try to catch bottoms, and won’t FOMO.

People who make money by holding coins just buy, regardless of highs or lows or market sentiment, they just buy Bitcoin, ignoring the right and wrong in the crypto world and not caring who gets rich. They hold for over two cycles.

Those who make money from contracts take out their earnings as soon as they make money, always opening a position with a certain amount, setting stop losses and take profits, resting when they aren't making money, and looking for new strategies. They won't be influenced by emotions, won't hold onto losing positions, won't use excessive leverage, and won't open positions carelessly.

Those who make money from airdrops, regardless of whether airdrops happen or not, always stick to it; if one doesn't work, they continue with the next one, not discouraged, not complaining.

Those who make money as KOLs do not sympathize with others' losses; they do not feel guilty for taking customer losses. Of course, they themselves do not engage in contracts and are not dragged down by those who make money; they have no emotional interference.

Making money in the crypto world means excluding all emotions. If you're going to buy a coin and you have a thought that you might get rich, wondering what to do if you miss out, or seeing others buy a lot and say it's good, then you shouldn't buy. The probability is high that you'll get cut.

Many people say regular investments are easy; I find this viewpoint naive, as those who have never done it say it's easy.

Regular investing is the hardest because it's slow; slowness is the most anti-emotional aspect. Not only is it slow, but you also have to endure long-term losses. As soon as you develop emotions to resist the market, you basically give up. There will always be someone who buys more when prices drop, buys less when prices rise, or buys more when prices are high and doesn't buy when they drop. Or they buy a little and then can't hold on and need to sell.

I have written many articles about ordinary people doing regular investments in BTC; it does not mean that making money from investing requires buying BTC or regular investments.

Instead, regular investments allow ordinary people without skills to make money; it helps them eliminate emotional interference.

On the contrary, smart people find it harder to do regular investments; those with average skills find it easier.

Not just in investing, but in everything, once emotions are involved, like excitement or sadness, or pride, actions will become excessive and distorted. This will lead to poor outcomes.

Why do those big figures seek training, go into seclusion, look for mentors, traverse deserts, and stay in temples?

It's really about diminishing your own emotions through these actions, as emotions increase entropy in your behavior.

It won't bring any good luck; instead, it will increase your burden.

Without learning to exclude emotional interference, no matter what technology you learn or what methods you use to engage in the crypto world, you won't be able to make money.

Those who make a lot of money in the crypto world, you can ask them, they do not allow emotional interference.

When making money, smile slightly and continue to the next trade; when losing money, also smile slightly and continue to the next trade.

Many people now post 'emotion cleansing' activities in their social circles, like copying books, writing, practicing meditation, etc. These all essentially aim to actively wash away emotional interference.

This may seem useless, but it is very useful. People who are anxious, unstable, or having difficulties in life do not engage in these emotion-cleansing activities. Instead, those who have a smoother life often do these things. Of course, it’s not that doing these things makes life better, but such people are not subjectively emotional in their judgment of anything they do. They have a standard for what is good and what is bad, and when they cross that boundary and find something damaging, they don't go beyond it. They won't do something just because of emotions.

Both good and bad emotions are detrimental to personal development; being overly happy or excited can lead to excess. What we often refer to as being too 'floaty' is just that; it can easily lead to problems. Being too down can also lead to a lack of energy.

In the crypto world, those who make a million U from ten thousand are definitely not influenced by emotions. The key is not how magical their methods are, but that they can control their emotional interference.

However, this kind of thing generally cannot be achieved without going through three cycles; those who can do it must have encountered an industry veteran to guide them through this hurdle.

The seven stages of making money in the crypto world.

In the first stage, the protection period for newcomers, buying in right before a bull market makes money, witnessing the charm of the crypto world, watching assets soar, feeling happy every day, and finally thinking they bought too little, borrowing money to buy in one go, getting stuck at the peak, and even if it rises more, they won't think about selling. When the bear market ends, their profits vanish, turning into losses; self-consolation leads to holding on, and in that moment, you understand 'value investing.'

In the second stage, after suffering losses from holding on, you begin to study trading techniques, can seize hotspots, buy and profit, then run, but ultimately miss the big trend, earning only a little.

In the third stage, in-depth study, painfully learning techniques, starting to research bottom fishing and topping out, but the more they try to catch the bottom, the lower it goes, and after using up all their chips, the price still hasn't stopped falling; you understand the method of technical bottom fishing.

In the fourth stage, studying technology further, understanding how to choose targets, but lacking money management may lead to encountering a black swan and losing everything.

In the fifth stage, the mentality enters a conservative phase, fearing coins, not daring to act casually, doubting all news, starting to research targets on their own, cautiously buying, learning to observe market sentiments, beginning to understand market hype logic and capital expectations, and also knowing risk management.

In the sixth stage, shedding the arrogant mindset, becoming humble, respecting the market, no longer greedy, believing that the market is always right, and being satisfied with taking a part of the earnings away is already a success. The ambition to earn A9A8 is gone, being able to earn is good, and not caring about A6A7.

In the seventh stage, one can grasp market fear opportunities, recognize crises in FOMO emotions, seize market hotspots, understand whether coin prices are high or low, not be greedy for the market, and not be fearful. You begin not to seek to make a lot of money at once but rather to earn a little each time, accumulating 3-5 times from every major hotspot, making 50% from small hotspots, understanding when to stay on the sidelines and when to give up, entering only when there's a big opportunity, realizing that the most important thing in life is to leave when necessary. At this moment, you have achieved success in the crypto world.

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