Today I want to write something, mainly for reflection.
Currently, the on-chain market of #bnbchain / $sol is similar to the altcoin explosion market in 2019, both are just sitting and catching hotspots. Sometimes I get woken up in the middle of the night by the fluctuations of trading tools to trade coins. Perhaps over time, I don't really want the feeling of being tense in the midst of gunfire; I prefer comfort and playing trends. But the crypto market hasn't had a trend in a long time; aside from on-chain, the secondary market for altcoins is just one word: 'drop.'
What made me persist the longest was starting in 2019 to write a cryptocurrency public account article every day, regardless of when or where, no matter how busy, I consistently sent it out at 5 PM, rain or shine. At that time, my grasp of the market and information was very advanced, and my response was very quick because I needed to grab hotspots to attract fans.
This is still the trend spoken about by the madman scholar. He is a predecessor among public account KOLs and used to be a big player, but a significant factor in entering the circle was also because of him.
Since my public account has been banned several times, I have lost the motivation to write, and my understanding of the market has become increasingly poor, especially since I started investing in the primary market in 2021. Although the returns are good, my investment research ability hasn't kept up, and I've lost the sharp market insight.
Not long after, everyone started playing Twitter. I thought of the account, but it felt similar to Weibo; short and enjoyable articles easily attract attention and require some internet feel. I am more of an I type and like writing long articles, so I might not find an audience and simply gave up.
So today I reflect, I should make some changes to grasp the market, so that I won't be anxious and let the earnings of others affect my emotions or operations.
So writing a little every day is helpful; before writing, I must collect information and output it, which creates a thinking process. Initially, I just copied others' articles; to put it nicely, it was summarizing. Later, I added my own viewpoints, and over time it actually became systematic. So I think I should still write a little every day; it can also serve as an investment diary; it doesn't matter who reads it; the audience on Twitter is generally for short and enjoyable content.
My trading pace is not fast; a trend I am optimistic about may take a month to fully establish. I completely captured the wave of Bitcoin rising from 50,000 to 100,000, which is my strength. However, this is obviously not stimulating enough for the current on-chain market, and the returns are not high enough to achieve a qualitative leap in wealth, or to say a leap substantial enough for me to exit the circle.
It's also important to consider why making money matters. Some people spend more and more because they have enough desire. I haven't had that in recent years. I don’t touch gambling, drugs, smoke, or alcohol, occasionally yellow (entertainment). So perhaps this is also the reason I haven't been in the right state. However, recently I suddenly want to do something concrete, like opening a tennis court, or spending half the year skiing, and skiing all over the world in Europe and North America. These things must be done, and I can do them now, but I have a bit of ISTJ in me; once the money is in my pocket, I don’t want it to go out. The money spent must be what I earned this month. So the goal is set: to earn enough skiing money for half a year in a month.
With desire comes motivation. Today's diary is today's KPI, starting with writing an article every day. If you are also feeling confused or anxious, follow and like, and we will find direction together to seize the market.
