#数字货币市场回升 is also about playing with Crypto Assets, why do some people lose so much that they question their life, while others quietly achieve a leap in wealth?

Let’s talk about those who have lost a lot. The common point among these people is that they are too eager—they want to multiply their investment tenfold in a month. They come in using high leverage, going all in on meme coins, and even borrow on credit cards or through online loans to enter the market. Little do they know that this market is much crazier than the stock market, and a 50% pullback during a big market movement is considered normal. Once the leverage is liquidated, and the developers of the meme coin run away, they lose everything. Even worse are cases where private keys are lost, exchanges are hacked, or phishing links are clicked—these traps are hard to guard against, and stepping into one can lead to complete financial ruin.

Look at those who really made money. You might not believe it, but most of them are "lying flat coin hoarders." Their operations are shockingly simple: just buy Bitcoin and a few leading coins, buy whenever they have spare money, and once bought, they just throw it into their wallets, completely ignoring price fluctuations. While others are shouting orders in the group, they are sleeping; while others are panic selling, they are still sleeping. Rather than trading coins, it would be better to say that they treat Crypto Assets like real estate or gold for asset allocation – heavy investment + long-term holding, it's that simple and crude.

Finally, there are those who are "working hard for nothing." These people are often quite smart and diligent, studying various projects and airdrop opportunities every day, staring at candlestick charts until their eyes turn red. But here's the problem—they themselves don't dare to go all in, and after all the hard work, their returns are meager. Then there are those who are obsessed with swing trading, always thinking about selling high and buying low to avoid small pullbacks, only to end up being left behind, watching the big market take off.

The fundamental difference actually lies in character. Investment goes against human nature—most people panic and sell when prices rise, cut losses when they fall, and FOMO into high positions, never able to catch the big market trends. Cultivating one's character is more effective than competing in intelligence; let's encourage each other.