#数字资产市场动态 Investing is never like frozen food; you can't rush for quick gains. The mistake many people make is this—chasing highs, selling lows, following the trend, and jumping in just because others are making money. So, what’s the result? The ones who get harvested are the ones who follow the crowd.
Where do genuine returns come from? Sticking to logic. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and it’s precisely because most people are driven by emotions that those who think in reverse can stand out. Don’t blindly follow that 80%; they are keen on speculation, while you should consider long-term planning. They look at 3-month gains, and you should study the compounding potential over 3 years.
To put it simply, investing is like planting trees—initially, you can't see much, but over time, the differences in perspective and understanding become clear. Your harvest should match your perseverance. Stick to rational analysis, follow your own rhythm, and make sure you deserve the expectations in your heart—that’s the logic of long-term winners.
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AirdropLicker
· 15h ago
It's the same old story, but to be honest, it's quite insightful. I've seen too many people earn five times in a month only to lose everything in three months.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 16h ago
That's right, but too many people are fooled by the thrill of chasing gains and selling at losses.
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GasFeeTears
· 16h ago
The tree-planting metaphor is brilliant; too many people see their neighbor's tree grow tall and cut down their own to replant... only to end up being harvested again.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 16h ago
Really, looking at those newcomers who got "cut leeks," chasing rallies and selling dips... it's all due to succumbing to their greed.
That said, I've heard this theory several times, but the key is who can really hold on. Most people simply can't persist.
I agree with the saying about planting trees, but the reality is that in a bear market, few people can continue to buy.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 16h ago
Well, I've heard too many of these motivational sayings, but how many can truly survive a bear market?
#数字资产市场动态 Investing is never like frozen food; you can't rush for quick gains. The mistake many people make is this—chasing highs, selling lows, following the trend, and jumping in just because others are making money. So, what’s the result? The ones who get harvested are the ones who follow the crowd.
Where do genuine returns come from? Sticking to logic. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and it’s precisely because most people are driven by emotions that those who think in reverse can stand out. Don’t blindly follow that 80%; they are keen on speculation, while you should consider long-term planning. They look at 3-month gains, and you should study the compounding potential over 3 years.
To put it simply, investing is like planting trees—initially, you can't see much, but over time, the differences in perspective and understanding become clear. Your harvest should match your perseverance. Stick to rational analysis, follow your own rhythm, and make sure you deserve the expectations in your heart—that’s the logic of long-term winners.