People who get rich from Bitcoin get up earlier than me and add more positions every day. You may not believe it, but the truth is so cruel. Look at those successful big guys. The first thing they do when they get up in the morning is not to drink water or do exercise, but to stare at the market and seize every possible opportunity. If you don't believe it, try to live the life of a "cryptocurrency big guy" for a day, and you will know what it means to desperately add positions and desperately rise.

I myself have made some money from Bitcoin, but to be honest, I found that the group of people who really make money don't care how much they make every day, but whether they can step on every wave accurately. These people can attract their attention with a little bit of fluctuation. They know how to add positions at critical moments, seize the outbreak point, and make decisions so fast that you will be dazzled. They are really more ruthless than anyone else, constantly adding positions and entering the market. Even if the market is unstable, they can withstand the pressure and make the most accurate decisions.

You see, those who really get rich don't allow themselves to stop at all. They will study the market in advance, analyze the prospects of various currencies, and even make arrangements in advance. When the market fluctuates, they dare to add positions at low points, not afraid of price drops, but buy more when prices fall. I myself have had several opportunities. I was ready to wait and see, but the market suddenly pulled up, and I regretted not adding positions early. And these big guys quietly planted the seeds of heavy positions at low points early, waiting for the day of sudden wealth.

Do you think sudden wealth is luck? No, sudden wealth is hard work and correct judgment day after day and night. What you don’t see is that behind every seemingly easy money, there are countless efforts, continuous learning and countless risk controls. Those Bitcoin investors who have become rich have already thoroughly understood the "timing" and "risks", truly achieved unity of knowledge and action, and dared to gamble with large funds at the most critical time. This is their way to success.

I often think that if I had been as ruthless and made decisions earlier like them, maybe I would not be recalling "if" now. Every time I see them steadily adding positions, I know that it is not just the growth of wealth, but also the embodiment of their control and judgment of the market.