To be frank, even if in June someone gets people together to buy coins, and even if the tenfold or even hundredfold targets are all laid out in front of you, you still may not make money.
The financial market is not fundamentally about how many tenfold coins you bought.
Ultimately, returns still depend on a person’s cognition and habits, and how they behave when facing volatility.
Picking targets is actually the easiest part.
The market is never short of opportunities; what it lacks are people who can turn opportunities into profits.
Looking over a long cycle, many coins may have tenfold potential, but in the end, only a few people reach the finish line.
It’s just like the U.S. stock market—where the big waves winnow out the rest. Not many Americans make money in the stock market. More often, institutions use socially accumulated funds for long-term allocation, achieving a reasonably good portfolio return.
Many people scrape together some money, and even Buffett would look down on it. He doesn’t understand how outrageous it is for someone to control a cash flow of four hundred billion U.S. dollars.
Investing has always been a long-cycle endeavor, but crypto runs counter to that logic. In the entire market, 99.99% of people are “super-speculators,”
Whether you make money doesn’t depend on what coin you buy, but on whether you can stay true to your instincts and maintain an expectation of scale growth for the whole industry.
Most people don’t have that expectation, so most people will lose.
$BTC $ETH $LDO
The financial market is not fundamentally about how many tenfold coins you bought.
Ultimately, returns still depend on a person’s cognition and habits, and how they behave when facing volatility.
Picking targets is actually the easiest part.
The market is never short of opportunities; what it lacks are people who can turn opportunities into profits.
Looking over a long cycle, many coins may have tenfold potential, but in the end, only a few people reach the finish line.
It’s just like the U.S. stock market—where the big waves winnow out the rest. Not many Americans make money in the stock market. More often, institutions use socially accumulated funds for long-term allocation, achieving a reasonably good portfolio return.
Many people scrape together some money, and even Buffett would look down on it. He doesn’t understand how outrageous it is for someone to control a cash flow of four hundred billion U.S. dollars.
Investing has always been a long-cycle endeavor, but crypto runs counter to that logic. In the entire market, 99.99% of people are “super-speculators,”
Whether you make money doesn’t depend on what coin you buy, but on whether you can stay true to your instincts and maintain an expectation of scale growth for the whole industry.
Most people don’t have that expectation, so most people will lose.
$BTC $ETH $LDO
