Some friends have been reading my small essays for a long time, but they still keep crashing around like headless flies. I still hope you’ll learn to think independently. Break down the project, go look more, and now AI is also very simple—ask more. Everyone’s intelligence should be on equal footing.
When asking others what to buy, only following the crowd will always make you lose money. Because everyone’s investment philosophy is different, and so is their tolerance for profit and loss. The crypto market is highly volatile: today it might be 6 yuan, tomorrow it could be 9, and the day after that it could be back to 6. I think that’s reasonable and acceptable. But you might not be able to stand it.
Don’t stare at those little fluctuations every day—making tens of thousands of U today and losing tens of thousands of U tomorrow.
When the market—or the industry you’re buying into—is in an upward phase, you need to be firm and confident. You should be bold enough to go after big profits. During the listing/early stage, capital flows in are massive. The game has shifted from the old “inventory” PVPV exchanges to a model where various pools of capital join forces to push industry development forward.
You need to learn how to buy the future—buy industry expectations. You should also have a relatively fuzzy concept of what a project is reasonably worth. That’s what really matters.
When placing bets, you should also check how much money you have in your pocket and how deep your wallet is. The money in the market is never going to be fully earned, but it also definitely won’t pour into the pockets of people who are in a hurry or filled with resentment.
When asking others what to buy, only following the crowd will always make you lose money. Because everyone’s investment philosophy is different, and so is their tolerance for profit and loss. The crypto market is highly volatile: today it might be 6 yuan, tomorrow it could be 9, and the day after that it could be back to 6. I think that’s reasonable and acceptable. But you might not be able to stand it.
Don’t stare at those little fluctuations every day—making tens of thousands of U today and losing tens of thousands of U tomorrow.
When the market—or the industry you’re buying into—is in an upward phase, you need to be firm and confident. You should be bold enough to go after big profits. During the listing/early stage, capital flows in are massive. The game has shifted from the old “inventory” PVPV exchanges to a model where various pools of capital join forces to push industry development forward.
You need to learn how to buy the future—buy industry expectations. You should also have a relatively fuzzy concept of what a project is reasonably worth. That’s what really matters.
When placing bets, you should also check how much money you have in your pocket and how deep your wallet is. The money in the market is never going to be fully earned, but it also definitely won’t pour into the pockets of people who are in a hurry or filled with resentment.