This expert came from a relatively affluent family. Before the age of 18, he lived a simple and plain life. In the eyes of his grandparents, this child was smart. In the eyes of his parents, this child was mischievous.
At the age of 18, this expert answered the call to serve and became an honorable soldier.
At 21 years old, he was discharged from the military and assigned to a public institution in a certain area of the southwest as a junior staff member.
At 22 years old, he felt that going to work every day was monotonous and predictable. Fortunately, he had a wide network from his time in the military, so he partnered with his comrades to open a hotel. Those years, the tourism industry was thriving, and they made quite a bit of money amidst this historical wave. After some time, he simply quit his job at the public institution and focused on running the hotel business.
At 24 years old, he made a small profit in the hotel business, was fortunate to meet a good partner, got married, and had a daughter the following year.
At 25 years old, he accidentally got introduced to Bitcoin through a friend. The expert suddenly realized he had found a new goal in life.
At 26 years old, he became addicted to the cryptocurrency market, but unfortunately, he was a loser, floating up and down in the market every day, not knowing where to go.
At 30 years old, five whole years felt like a big dream because he lost his shares in the small hotel and over half of the family fortune in the cryptocurrency market. The couple argued multiple times and nearly got divorced.
At 31 years old, he realized that the cryptocurrency market was just a game of probabilities. After reflecting for half a year, he re-entered the market.
At 32 years old, in less than a year, his funds grew from 20,000 to 1 million. That year, he joyfully welcomed a son.
At 33 years old, his funds suddenly reached the tens of millions. The expert began to feel that making money was just that, so he divided the funds into three parts: one part for a fund, reserved for his children; one part for long-term investments; and one part for day trading. At this time, no one knew how much he had made except for himself. However, in everyone's eyes, he was successful.
At 34 years old, life became boring again because he could no longer find direction in the game of life.
At 35 years old, he moved his family to a small mountain not far from the city and began to practice Taoism. He often said, 'The end of science is metaphysics.'
Years later, when I saw him again, he looked very young. He said to me, 'Without worries, my clock ticks slowly.'
I asked him, what was the first thing you bought after your assets exceeded a million?
He said, 'It's just a 2-meter-long desk, only a few hundred dollars. You can afford it too.'
I asked him, what insights have you gained over the years in the cryptocurrency market?
He said, 'Human desire is limitless. Once you have one, you want two. Futures are not difficult; what's difficult is whether you can resist the temptation of wanting more once you have one. The HY market is not a small game of rushing forward; it’s a game of taking profits. And most importantly, there are no gods in this industry, only those who understand restraint.'
