——It started with my first order on Binance
I can’t really remember when I first got into crypto.
All I know is that back then, I was still unfamiliar with names like BTC and ETH. The first time I opened the chart, seeing a whole screen full of numbers and red-and-green candlesticks, all I could think was: what is this even for? 😂
Later, out of curiosity, I began to learn little by little.
My first time registering on Binance, my first buy, my first time watching the price move up and down until I couldn’t sleep. I’ve also experienced both the joy of seeing my account number change and the disappointment that came with it.
Looking back now, what truly stayed with me wasn’t about how much I made from any single trade. It was the process of slowly learning how to face the market.
I used to get excited when the market went up and panicked when it went down. Later, I gradually understood that the market will never move according to my wishes. Instead of chasing pumps and selling at the worst times, I’d rather spend time figuring out what I’m actually doing.
Somehow, crypto has been with me for a few seasons already.
It’s Mid-Autumn Festival again 🌕. In the past, for me it meant eating mooncakes with family, chatting, and watching the moon. Now there’s a slightly different feeling—over the past few years, some friends I’ve met also came into my life because of crypto. Even though many of us have never truly met in person, we still discuss the market together, share information, and remind each other when things get volatile.
Sometimes it feels pretty amazing: a world that was completely unfamiliar to me—just from one curious click—helped me discover a new kind of market, and also meet a group of people from different places.
This Mid-Autumn Festival, it’s still that same moon!
It’s just that when I look up, I suddenly realize I’ve already come this far.
🌕 Thank you for the experiences along the way, and I’m looking forward to the next Mid-Autumn Festival—hoping I can keep learning and exploring in this ever-changing world.
#币安中秋故事
I can’t really remember when I first got into crypto.
All I know is that back then, I was still unfamiliar with names like BTC and ETH. The first time I opened the chart, seeing a whole screen full of numbers and red-and-green candlesticks, all I could think was: what is this even for? 😂
Later, out of curiosity, I began to learn little by little.
My first time registering on Binance, my first buy, my first time watching the price move up and down until I couldn’t sleep. I’ve also experienced both the joy of seeing my account number change and the disappointment that came with it.
Looking back now, what truly stayed with me wasn’t about how much I made from any single trade. It was the process of slowly learning how to face the market.
I used to get excited when the market went up and panicked when it went down. Later, I gradually understood that the market will never move according to my wishes. Instead of chasing pumps and selling at the worst times, I’d rather spend time figuring out what I’m actually doing.
Somehow, crypto has been with me for a few seasons already.
It’s Mid-Autumn Festival again 🌕. In the past, for me it meant eating mooncakes with family, chatting, and watching the moon. Now there’s a slightly different feeling—over the past few years, some friends I’ve met also came into my life because of crypto. Even though many of us have never truly met in person, we still discuss the market together, share information, and remind each other when things get volatile.
Sometimes it feels pretty amazing: a world that was completely unfamiliar to me—just from one curious click—helped me discover a new kind of market, and also meet a group of people from different places.
This Mid-Autumn Festival, it’s still that same moon!
It’s just that when I look up, I suddenly realize I’ve already come this far.
🌕 Thank you for the experiences along the way, and I’m looking forward to the next Mid-Autumn Festival—hoping I can keep learning and exploring in this ever-changing world.
#币安中秋故事
