During this period, I hope everyone can rest well and not overwork yourself in the crypto world.
Today, when I passed by a mall, I saw a room where a person was talking to a group of elderly ladies and gentlemen about the crypto world—about blockchain and about financial freedom.
I listened for a bit.
I felt that this teacher probably doesn’t even know what he’s talking about.
The logic was all over the place, but one thing was very clear: he explained how to make money and how much you could make.
A bunch of elderly ladies and gentlemen listened and got all fired up.
Thirteen also hopes you’ll go take a look at your own elders—whether they’ve been drawn into a situation where “getting in” is a dead end.
The Pi coin, which was very popular a couple of years ago—what’s its situation now? Countless old people rushed in, chasing what they think is a second spring of life. Some even mobilized all their relatives and brought everyone along to get it done.
Of course, if you’re only mining, then it’s not too bad. But if you use real money to buy, then you’re basically done for now.
These trends are starting to flare up again. Everyone must be careful and stay on guard.
In the crypto world, there is no financial freedom without effort. Any way of making quick money is almost always a scam.
During the current period, the market is extremely sluggish. Protect your principal. If you lose, then admit it—after all, for fans of Thirteen, at most you may only lose a little. Most of your principal won’t be affected. Most people are currently basically even or even making a small profit.
If you accidentally fall into a scam, then it’s almost always a dead end: all your money will be talked out of you.
Please be sure to stay cautious.
Come on, crypto people!
Welcome to follow Thirteen—we’ll cross the bull and bear markets together and see through the world’s ups and downs in crypto.
Today, when I passed by a mall, I saw a room where a person was talking to a group of elderly ladies and gentlemen about the crypto world—about blockchain and about financial freedom.
I listened for a bit.
I felt that this teacher probably doesn’t even know what he’s talking about.
The logic was all over the place, but one thing was very clear: he explained how to make money and how much you could make.
A bunch of elderly ladies and gentlemen listened and got all fired up.
Thirteen also hopes you’ll go take a look at your own elders—whether they’ve been drawn into a situation where “getting in” is a dead end.
The Pi coin, which was very popular a couple of years ago—what’s its situation now? Countless old people rushed in, chasing what they think is a second spring of life. Some even mobilized all their relatives and brought everyone along to get it done.
Of course, if you’re only mining, then it’s not too bad. But if you use real money to buy, then you’re basically done for now.
These trends are starting to flare up again. Everyone must be careful and stay on guard.
In the crypto world, there is no financial freedom without effort. Any way of making quick money is almost always a scam.
During the current period, the market is extremely sluggish. Protect your principal. If you lose, then admit it—after all, for fans of Thirteen, at most you may only lose a little. Most of your principal won’t be affected. Most people are currently basically even or even making a small profit.
If you accidentally fall into a scam, then it’s almost always a dead end: all your money will be talked out of you.
Please be sure to stay cautious.
Come on, crypto people!
Welcome to follow Thirteen—we’ll cross the bull and bear markets together and see through the world’s ups and downs in crypto.