"Investment ultimately is a battle against one's own nature and emotions"
Looking back at the past few months:
1. At the beginning of January, it was said to sell, as everything would reverse after Trump took office.
But this still didn't stop many people from buying in at high positions.
2. At the beginning of April, it was said to buy the dip, buying half of Bitcoin at 82,000 and going all in at 76,000.
At that time, I wrote several articles, yet many still believed a bear market had arrived, cutting losses when Bitcoin was above 70,000.
Reflecting on the panic situation back then, many were even calling for it to drop to over 50,000.
3. On June 22, the day after the announcement of the end of the Iraq War, I also called for buying the dip.
Bitcoin consolidated for nearly 10 days before finally taking off, soaring to over 120,000.
Many people cut losses at that time, believing that the war, tariffs, and other reasons justified selling.
Sometimes it's really unavoidable,
Investing is a battlefield, and if one doesn't calm down to make decisions,
In the end, they often get bitten by their own desires.
The moment a decision is made, if it's not under stable emotions, it's often the wrong choice.
Ultimately, the only opponent in investment is oneself.
