Is debt a result of laziness? There is actually no direct causal relationship between debt and laziness. To some extent, the assertion that "debt is due to laziness" is not valid—occasional laziness is rest, while persistent laziness may lead one into long-term poverty, but it is difficult to directly cause debt. The people who truly carry debt are often those who were once the most diligent and proactive.

Their debt trajectory can usually be traced back to a certain highlight moment: it could be that they accurately seized a certain industry's explosive growth period, or it could be that they were completely ignited by the wealth vision portrayed by a highly provocative "idol," thus ignoring potential risks in their fervor. When the tide goes out, those radical decisions eventually transform into unbearable debt pressure. Behind this, rather than being a result of "laziness," it is more about the excessive pursuit of opportunity and the misjudgment of risk.

This paragraph is especially applicable to the cryptocurrency world! Constantly staring at the market, buying and selling every day, immediately switching coins if this one doesn't rise, the more operations, the more mistakes, and the less capital. In contrast, those who consistently invest spare money in mainstream values like Bitcoin can laugh proudly in the long run. Brothers, have you grasped the "way"? Let's chat in the comments!