Let me give you a hint. Yesterday, a friend sent me this picture. When I saw it, I was actually on the winning list and got fourth place. Ha ha. What a surprise. Actually, I didn't do much extra work. I just post the articles I write every day on the official account and Binance Square simultaneously. But in this short period of time, thousands of friends have read it, thousands of people have liked it, and hundreds of people have shared it.
I found that it is meaningful and valuable to insist on forcing myself to output as much as possible every day:
First, when writing articles every day for output, you must have input, otherwise you won’t know what to write. If you don't write it down, you may see some good articles/information/do some operations, just read it, do it and think about it, and then forget it later. But recording it makes a deeper impression and can be looked back on. Second, make more friends who are on the same channel. I write these endlessly every day. If you want to know me, you can get a rough idea of what kind of person I am by reading these things I write one after another. Trust first; Third , you can gradually establish your own influence.
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Yesterday I read a very good article, "Must-read Investment Underlying Logic Construction" by Bit Wu Laoshi (bitwu.eth) (https://mirror.xyz/bitwu.eth/s5bpMU0GYbpbRQI2XVZRF-UyxYZtQaOeVVC48MNFAXc). I finished reading it yesterday. Then I shared it with three groups.
I also like the book "The Way of Heaven" very much. I have read it several times and it is very rewarding. But before reading this article, I really didn’t consider the problem from the perspective that Liu Bing and the others are actually market retail investors/leeks, but only considered the relationship between their respective personalities and fates. There is this passage in the article: "In any group, there are always 80% ordinary people, 10% elites and 10% fools. Although we have no ability to change this ecological structure, we must work hard to become part of the 10% . Of course, it’s not the stupid part. It’s actually not difficult not to become a stupid person and not to be eliminated: it’s just not to be in the same category as the masses, not to think in the same way as the masses. The biggest difference between people is , it’s just a different way of thinking. If your knowledge is higher than theirs, their money deserves to be taken away by you.
How can it not be eliminated? In fact, there are only three points:
First, see the industry clearly, understand the essence, listen to the information, and find methods. (study)
Second, climb out of the well and surface, with top-level connections and first-hand information. (connections)
Third, improve your cognition, find the rules, move forward without hesitation, and kill everyone. (Actual combat)"
I think that sums it up pretty well. And I found that many of my views are similar to Wu Laoshi’s. For example: Take your time, the state of perfection is too high and cannot be achieved by ordinary people; everything is a cycle.
Climb out of the bottom of the well, surface, top-level connections, and first-hand information. Here, my own solution is: pay more attention to some valuable public accounts/tweets/Weibo, enter more paid groups/high-threshold groups, and get some valuable information. Value information, write your own public account to build influence, etc.
In a bear market, many people may have left for various reasons and no longer pay attention to the development and changes of the industry. But that paragraph says it very well:
You should cherish the group that is still active at this stage and is not running the country every day, because this shows that the group members are capable of making money in the bear market, remain optimistic, and love communication. People who remain active, focused and optimistic during bear markets are often the first to seize opportunities when bull markets come back. If you can still make money in a bear market (grab hot spots instead of short selling), then you should keep paying attention.
So in my opinion, although the bear market is difficult for everyone, it has no profit-making effect, and may even make too many mistakes. But truly experiencing a bear market will allow us to go better in the next round of bull and bear markets. It is important not to leave the scene, it is important to obtain first-hand information and remain sensitive. It is also important to learn more and prepare more in a bear market.
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I wrote an article a few days ago, He who walks alone is fast, but when he walks in groups, he stays far. I wrote about the kind of friends I wanted to find to build a similar learning community. But found very few responses. Now that I think about it, it should be my problem. The reasons may include: whether people on the same channel can see it; I am relatively introverted and don’t want to be rejected by me after introducing myself; some very good people may not want to come or feel there is no need to come and introduce themselves; some people may not I want to enter, but I feel that my requirements are a bit high, or I can’t meet them, or I feel that it’s so tiring and unnecessary;
The current method of building a group that everyone can enter at will, such as the existing currency hoarding group and the two gamefi groups, may be more about chatting and exchanging questions, but 70% of people may join after It's all about diving or chatting, which basically doesn't lead to mutual improvement. Of course, such a group is also meaningful, but it is not the same positioning as the kind of group I want. I'm still thinking about a mechanism that can better solve this problem.
