The Last Lesson of the Crypto World: It's Not About the Market, But About Human Nature!
Many people do not understand, clearly I was the one who brought this up, and the account went from 3400U all the way to 82,000U, so why did I ultimately choose to block him?
This is not revenge, but the last lesson I offer in the crypto world.
The cruelty of the crypto world does not lie in the rise and fall of the market, but in the greed of human nature. At the beginning, he was very obedient, strictly adhering to stop-losses and following the plan. But as the funds multiplied by dozens of times, he started to get carried away. He felt invincible, no longer respecting the rules, no longer adhering to discipline, and even questioned me: "Brother Hao, are you too conservative? I'm going all in this time!"
I advised him, but he wouldn't listen. Making quick money can be intoxicating, and profits can blind one's eyes; he had turned the risks into a joke. So, I made a decision: on the 36th day, I blocked him. Not out of hate, but because I knew that if this continued, he would eventually give back everything he had earned, principal and interest, to the market.
The crypto world has never been a "doubling game", but rather a "survival game". The true winner is not the one whose account has increased in the short term, but the one who can stand in this cruel battlefield for the longest time. Greedy people are destined not to last long; those who understand to respect the market are the only ones qualified to see the next wave of the market.
I blocked him not to abandon him, but to let go. Because in the crypto world, no one can save a person controlled by greed.
So I often say: the most expensive tuition in the crypto world is never the losses, but human nature.
Finally, I wish every person who likes, saves, and follows this article can reap a bountiful harvest in this round of bull market!
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