When I woke up in the morning, I received a text message from a friend. The stock price had skyrocketed, just as he had expected. I don’t know whether he had opened options or not, but I am a real greenie. I can hardly understand technical analysis, including crossover lines.
If I really look back and take stock, I dare not talk about the money I have lost in the cryptocurrency circle in the past seven years, for fear that my family will see it one day and I won’t be able to explain it clearly, especially the one called Disciple Coin. Damn it, I can only say that the damn thing is still in my wallet and I have no place to sell it.
Well, I am a product manager. From the perspective of product feasibility, my logic for buying coins is to look at three things:
Is the application scenario wide?
Is there good ductility?
Circulation volume and total supply ratio
The ones I currently hold the most are#dydxand#APE.
DYDX meets the first two conditions I mentioned. They want to develop their own chain, so I bet it will follow the deflationary logic, so the price of the currency can rise, not to mention that its total supply is only 1 billion. But what if the bet is wrong? I was really stunned.
As for APE, it was purely FOMO. I actually don't think this thing can have much development, because it involves too many businesses, and the project party can't cover all of its businesses. Therefore, as long as one business is not done well, the others will still be implicated. At that time, I was chatting with others, and they said that APE will be very awesome in the future, so I bought it impulsively at $7.1. In the words of my friend, the currency circle is a gamble on its possibility, and you only need to bet right once, that's enough.
To be rational, if you really want to achieve something in the cryptocurrency world, you still have to spend time collecting information, processing conclusions, monitoring the market, and buying and selling scientifically. This is a chance to get rich quickly. If there is an opportunity, I am also considering whether to wait until I work on web3 full-time and develop in this direction.
Another direction that can lead to success is to participate in a project, which is a valuable direction for a leek like me. I believe that selling water and shovels on the road to gold mining is the most certain. In fact, looking back, I have participated in several web3 projects, almost all of which failed. There are also project parties that have deeply developed systems like dework, but they didn't work out in the end. In the end, these project parties valued their own systems too much, ignored users, and ignored whether they could be commercially implemented.
Looking at the time now, more than half of the year has passed, and most of the goals set last year have been achieved; it is time to think about next year. After the 9.30 assessment, I have to think about what to achieve next year, otherwise it will be another wasted year. Life does not last many decades, this is a fact.
At the end of July, we must review the goals that have not been achieved this year, review what needs to be reviewed, speed up what needs to be stepped up, and also think about the goals to be achieved next year.
