When the rhetoric of the "crypto Lehman moment" hovers over the market, many people start to ask: Is there still hope for the crypto world? As a seasoned trader with 8 years of experience, born in 1993, now 32 years old, my net worth has reached A8 level — all thanks to the gifts of the crypto world. Looking back on this journey, I want to share some heartfelt thoughts that might provide some reference for those lost in the fog.


In the crypto world, technology and theory are merely "the icing on the cake"; the mindset is the "anchor of stability." Too many people fall victim to "itchy fingers": clearly knowing that it's not the right time to buy, rationally reminding themselves to restrain, yet still can't help but click the "buy" button. If this mindset isn't adjusted, even if one memorizes K-line theory and moving average analysis thoroughly, they may still end up losing everything in the chase of rising and falling prices.


I have a living example around me. A friend in Shenzhen was still at a low point in life before 2021: heavily in debt, relying on credit cards to make ends meet, worrying every day about next month's rent and food expenses. Later, he entered the crypto world with a "burning bridges" mentality and just happened to catch a bull market; now his net worth has also firmly reached A8.


However, the opportunities in the crypto world are never "pies falling from the sky"; they follow their own rules — a cycle every four years. But don't think about making quick money through "shortcuts"; I've seen too many people chase trends and trade contracts with the fantasy of "getting rich overnight," only to end up losing their principal entirely. In my opinion, in this market, only "regular investments" can be considered a relatively safe arbitrage method, as it helps you average costs, reduce risks, and avoid the traps of short-term fluctuations.


Some people always feel that making money in the crypto world is "torturous," but I prefer to see it as an "experience" — when young, one should fight hard and earn money within legal limits. After all, life is not about worrying about "whether you will lose" but about trying "whether you can succeed."


As for the common saying online that "having ten million in family savings counts as being rich," this amount of money might not even touch the edge of "good days" in the crypto world, and may only be considered "hard days." It's not that the wealth perspective of Zhihu is wrong, but the wealth logic of the crypto world is inherently different from traditional fields — here, the speed of wealth appreciation is faster, but the risks are also higher; the two are simply not "comparable."


When talking about the wealth logic in the crypto world, one cannot avoid its unique core characteristic: it can make people rich quickly, unmatched by any other field. If you spend two dollars on a lottery ticket, winning five or ten dollars is considered "good luck"; but if you use two dollars to buy cryptocurrency, it’s not uncommon for it to rise to twenty thousand dollars. There are tens of thousands of cryptocurrencies worldwide, besides Bitcoin, which is the "leader"; there are many altcoins with astonishing price increases — shib, doge, pepe, xvg, xrp, floki are just a small part, and there are many more lesser-known coins that have created myths of "hundredfold and thousandfold" increases in bull markets.


Most of these cryptocurrencies can be purchased on Binance and OKEx, two of the world's top digital currency exchanges, where you can "stock up" with just three to five dollars. Don't underestimate these two platforms; they have witnessed too many ordinary people's "wealth reversals" — among the hundreds of millions of players, many have become millionaires, multimillionaires, and even billionaires through cryptocurrency investments. Just like Zhao Changpeng, the former CEO of OKEx, who started as an ordinary practitioner and eventually became the richest Chinese person through the crypto world.


Therefore, I have always held a "reverent" attitude towards the crypto market. It is not a "flood beast," but it is certainly not an "ATM." If you immediately look at it with a "critical" eye, you might miss its opportunities; but if you blindly "rush in" without any precautions, you might also be consumed by its risks. Only by understanding it, familiarizing yourself with it, and respecting it can you walk more steadily and further in this market.

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