The claim that 'not taking risks only leads to loss' is a misguided simplification that contradicts the most basic economic and realistic principles, and it neglects that financial conservatism can often be a smart protection of capital. Not everyone who refrains from taking a risk loses; in fact, those who keep their money in stable assets or invest it in low-volatility financial instruments have maintained its value and perhaps even achieved gradual and safe growth.
As for risk, it is not always a gateway to hope; it can be a door to painful loss, especially when it is uncalculated or driven by emotional impulse. In financial markets, especially in cryptocurrencies, high risk may mean exceptional profit, but it often carries a greater likelihood of total loss.
True success does not come from choosing between risk and stagnation, but from managing risk wisely: knowing when to step forward, when to wait, and when to simply preserve what you have. There is no one-size-fits-all rule; rather, there is a mind that makes decisions wisely, balancing ambition and security with stability and awareness.
