After watching James Wynn's confession, I actually have mixed feelings.
To be honest, I have also experienced similar madness, and not just once. Although the amounts may not compare to those of James Wynn, for an ordinary person, they are still substantial sums; time and again, amidst mistakes and emotional outbursts, I watched them disappear completely. That process really felt like a roller coaster, with adrenaline peaking, anxiety, confusion, self-doubt, and more.
Now I gradually realize that the numbers have never been the most important thing; what is truly valuable is the reflection brought about by the experience: excessive leverage, being swayed by emotions, indulging in the gaze of others—these are the real roots of self-destruction. Money is not absolutely real; it is merely a flowing chip, coming and going; what can truly remain are awareness, mindset, and control.
To survive in the crypto world, one must find their comfort zone and cultivate it in the long term. It doesn’t necessarily mean trading. Many examples around me tell me that most people are actually not suited for trading, and this space does not necessarily make money through trading. Slow is fast; the opportunities for rapid wealth have become fewer and fewer, so one must solidify themselves. Break through with awareness.
