Later, I completely got obsessed.

In the first few days, I was still diligently checking which coin had been "inactive the longest," opening them one by one to try. In the end, I simply opened all of them with one click, too lazy to pick and choose, since they would just gather dust anyway, might as well throw them all into the workshop and get to work.

Slowly, you will discover a mystical phenomenon:

The less you look, the more it rises; the tighter you watch, the more it plays dead for you.

It's just like dating, you have to pamper it, and it will slack off; if you pretend not to care, it will secretly perform.

So I have now evolved into the "Buddhist Brick Moving Faction":

No plans, no K-line charts, no adjusting positions, no monitoring the market, and I don't even take screenshots to post on social media anymore—

Every day I open my wallet, check if the numbers have increased, not increased? Fine, close it. Increased? Hey, I'll add another skewer of grilled meat tonight.

Some say, what's the point of making money like this? It's as slow as a turtle crawling.

I say, bro, you don't understand.

In this day and age, the market scares you every day, projects take turns cutting you, and things that can quietly make your money "secretly grow" are already few and far between.

If you treat it like wealth management, it's more flexible than wealth management;

If you treat it like a job, it's even more stable than you.

No rise? No problem, a little rise and you can be happy all day.

So now, whenever someone asks me:

"What have you been doing in the crypto world lately?"

I usually reply cheerfully:

"Not much, just nurturing my coins. Let them go earn money on their own, and I'm just waiting for payday."

#SoftStake , it's really not complicated, after all, everyone in the crypto world is moving bricks—

It's just that some do it themselves, while others let the coins do the moving.

Which one do you choose? I certainly don't want to go down to the construction site myself anymore.