$PIPPIN Many people think that entering the cryptocurrency world is for making money, but as they go along, they realize——
First learn the rules, then discuss profits.
$COAI Those who can calm down and read this paragraph usually fall into two categories:
They have suffered losses, experienced pain, or are currently being tormented by the market.
$SOL How much have you lost? Three thousand? Thirty thousand? Or are you stubbornly holding on with the life-saving money of your family?
Don't be in a hurry to deny yourself.
Among the newcomers I have seen, there are many who are more confused than you.
But later, those who persevered are now stabilizing their accounts, at least no longer being manipulated by the market at will.
What they achieved is actually not mysterious——
Finding reliable methods, rather than rushing along with emotions.
I don’t do live broadcasts or make grand promises.
When mentoring newcomers, I only emphasize three things: rhythm, risk, execution.
For example:
Xiao Chen, with only 800U left in his account, I helped him steady the rhythm, from chaotic rushing to only trading structural markets, and now his account is no longer experiencing those drastic ups and downs;
Xiao Liu, who has been liquidated more than a dozen times, I let him restart with a small position, honing his skills with the most stable rhythm, and now he has finally achieved "not being impulsive";
There are also many office workers who only have a little time each day, yet can avoid significant losses by relying on a fixed trading rhythm.
These people are able to move forward, not because I am so great,
but because they are willing to stop and walk the right path.
I have limited time; whether you come or not doesn’t greatly affect me.
But for you, it might save you from taking a detour of three months or even half a year.
The most ironic thing about the cryptocurrency world is:
Many people are not unmotivated, but have been running along the wrong rhythm;
It’s not that they lack capital, but they don’t know how to protect their capital.
Someone asked me: "Can you really turn things around?"
I can only say one thing:
Whether or not you can turn things around does not depend on the market, but on when you start going in the right direction.
