Once made 600,000 dollars, let’s say goodbye to the past animal-like self! No fear, let's set off again, moving towards Lafu Drew!!!
Let's say goodbye to the past animal-like self! The past me liked to fantasize and dreamed of getting rich overnight; I think this is the desire of most people, and that's natural. Today I completely liquidated the several dog coins I held; this is all my assets now. It hurts to say goodbye to myself properly, and I won't be such a foolish animal anymore. Later, I found out that the probability of getting rich overnight is extremely low; for ordinary people, it’s almost 0. I admit I’m an ordinary person. Why do I have the obsession with holding on until death? This brings us to the story I heard when I first got into the cryptocurrency world in 2019. In 2017, someone held this iota token and made hundreds of millions. That wave in 2017 was all about holding on to it and then selling for profit later.
This guy sold his house to trade stocks, wiped out his savings, and racked up hundreds of thousands in debt. Plus, he's hit mid-life unemployment. He says his life is over.
This is what I'm talking about, you can hit the jackpot multiple times, but one time it's just gone, like vapor!\n\nNo warning, no stop-loss, going all in is a death sentence.\n\nStick to what you think has a high probability, that's just the game.\n\nAs long as there's even a 0.1% chance, your final outcome can't be all wins.\n\n$BTC
This video really hit me hard. When I first entered the crypto space, my mindset was just like what they said: I thought as an average Joe, I could hold onto some junk coins and make tens of millions of RMB, then just chill and enjoy life.
During my pump and dump phase, there was a time I felt like the chosen one, raking in a few million with ease.
After a year or two of getting wrecked, I’ve come to understand human nature and the deep-rooted logic behind poverty.
It was during the toughest moments that I truly recognized the people around me. In the beginning, I treated you like a brother, sharing everything, but little did I know you saw me as a pawn; once I lost value, you just tossed me aside.