A piece of advice for cryptocurrency traders: Whether you hold BTC, ETH or BNB, please take a minute to look at the cryptocurrency circle.

Eight "don'ts" after financial freedom.

First, don't let people around you know that you are trading in cryptocurrencies. The reasons are many and complicated, and those who understand will understand.

Second, don't let others know how much you have earned. Don't post profit charts and asset charts to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Third, don't show your rich life in the circle of friends. Except for your close relatives, no one wishes you well, and showing off will easily attract jealousy. After acquiring a large amount of wealth for the first time, keep a distance from the people you knew before. After many cryptocurrency bigwigs achieved financial freedom in the bull market in 2013, 2017 or 2021, the first thing they did was to resign and never go to work again, and the second thing was to delete all the people they knew before.

Fourth, don't touch gambling and drugs. The former will destroy people psychologically, and the latter will destroy you physiologically.

Fifth, don't call people stupid, and don't get angry with them. It will affect your fortune. Stay away from trashy people and those who consume you. If you encounter someone you disagree with, just block and delete them. Saying one more punctuation mark is a waste of time.

Sixth, don't take the initiative to do good, don't pity anyone, let go of the feeling of helping others, respect the fate of others, do your best, and let the rest take its course.

Seventh, don't invest in unfamiliar fields. People can't make money beyond their cognition.

Eighth, resolutely don't touch physical entrepreneurship unless you are happy and not for the purpose of making money. In the current economic environment, physical entrepreneurship is a life or death. For those who have achieved financial freedom, investment strategies tend to be conservative and seek stable returns.

Here are some suggestions:

First, diversify your investment portfolio. In addition to stocks and bonds, you can also consider real estate, bulk finance, commodities and other assets.

Second, maintain cash flow and ensure that there is sufficient cash flow to deal with emergencies or new investment opportunities.

Third, pay attention to capital protection and choose low-risk investment tools to protect capital.

4. Have a long-term perspective. Even if you have achieved financial freedom, you still need to consider long-term financial planning and asset allocation. It is recommended to discuss more detailed strategies with a financial advisor to suit your personal financial goals and risk tolerance.