What is true right-minded mindfulness?
In the crypto world, what is least lacking is “right-minded mindfulness.”
They talk about long-termism in their mouths, but are busy cutting down believers with their hands;
They talk about consensus, but are secretly busy unloading tokens;
They talk about financial freedom, but never tell you where the risks are.
True right-mindedness is not about not making money.
It is: when you’re making money, you dare to admit that you are making money.
If the project team gives you promotion fees, say it clearly;
If you hold a position yourself, say it clearly;
If you’ve received tokens and commissions, say it clearly.
Don’t package ads as opinions, and don’t package self-interest as faith.
True mindfulness is also not about making you believe everything.
On the contrary:
The more everyone is shouting “To the moon,” the more you should ask: What if we’re wrong—what then?
Don’t mistake luck for ability;
Don’t mistake predictions for facts;
Don’t mistake emotions for consensus;
Don’t take what big-name influencers say as your own judgment.
What is truly scarce in the crypto world is never the next 100x coin.
What’s scarce is a person who, when their interests are at the maximum, still manages to hold the boundaries of their integrity.
Right-mindedness is keeping your mind steady in the face of profit.
Mindfulness is seeing price going up without getting carried away, seeing price falling without panicking, and seeing the crowd without blindly following.
Making money isn’t wrong.
But if the money you earn is built on other people’s mistaken trust in you, then it’s worth asking yourself:
Do you really understand how you’re earning this money?
In the crypto world, what is least lacking is “right-minded mindfulness.”
They talk about long-termism in their mouths, but are busy cutting down believers with their hands;
They talk about consensus, but are secretly busy unloading tokens;
They talk about financial freedom, but never tell you where the risks are.
True right-mindedness is not about not making money.
It is: when you’re making money, you dare to admit that you are making money.
If the project team gives you promotion fees, say it clearly;
If you hold a position yourself, say it clearly;
If you’ve received tokens and commissions, say it clearly.
Don’t package ads as opinions, and don’t package self-interest as faith.
True mindfulness is also not about making you believe everything.
On the contrary:
The more everyone is shouting “To the moon,” the more you should ask: What if we’re wrong—what then?
Don’t mistake luck for ability;
Don’t mistake predictions for facts;
Don’t mistake emotions for consensus;
Don’t take what big-name influencers say as your own judgment.
What is truly scarce in the crypto world is never the next 100x coin.
What’s scarce is a person who, when their interests are at the maximum, still manages to hold the boundaries of their integrity.
Right-mindedness is keeping your mind steady in the face of profit.
Mindfulness is seeing price going up without getting carried away, seeing price falling without panicking, and seeing the crowd without blindly following.
Making money isn’t wrong.
But if the money you earn is built on other people’s mistaken trust in you, then it’s worth asking yourself:
Do you really understand how you’re earning this money?
