Only Bitcoin is so boring; this is an experience that most people have not had.
For those who only buy and never sell as believers in Bitcoin, there is actually no internal fluctuation regarding rises and falls.
Because this small portion of people are seasoned investors who have seen too many large fluctuations and have seen too many who exited and never came back.
Having exited early, the price then skyrockets, and I get back in at a high, always regretting that I exited too soon; otherwise, things would have been different.
We always desire to go back and do something small in the past to change the present, yet disdain to think about doing something small now to change the future.
For instance, regularly invest 2000 yuan in Bitcoin every month; stick to it for three to five years.
In principle, I do not oppose altcoin enthusiasts or contract players; after all, everyone has the right to use their own money, even though I know both are fiat-based participants. But who wasn't once a newcomer?
I also have altcoins and I have played with contracts (and have rich experiences of liquidation).
I have also crazily learned about DEFI, smart contracts, RWA, and various public chain applications. After understanding all these technologies, my conclusion is: ultimately, the only success will still be with Bitcoin.
Because Bitcoin was born from the tyranny of the printing press, all other fiat-based operations carry extremely high risk-reward ratios.
Bitcoin is the biggest, not just a slogan, and it doesn’t come from blind faith.
It is not a religion, but a value system, a way of thinking, and a confidence in humanity's understanding of society.
When Bitcoin gives us another opportunity, what I want to say is not just 'buy in,' but more importantly, to understand the logic behind it.
Realize that this is not only an opportunity for wealth accumulation but also a chance to stand at the forefront of the times.
Regular investment is actually more accurately called fixed savings. This strategy is not mindless operation but is based on recognition and trust in Bitcoin's long-term value.
Everyone knows that the biggest use of Bitcoin is value storage, but why do they always think about cashing out? Isn't cashing out just getting off the ride?
Of course, some do it out of necessity, but in reality, most do it because they made a little profit, feel the price is high, and then exit, waiting for the next opportunity to enter, treating it like stock trading.
There is a huge difference between using Bitcoin as a tool for making money (investment) and treating Bitcoin as money itself; this difference needs to be slowly appreciated and understood.
For newcomers, Yaomeier says she has found that there is a small portion of people who, as soon as they arrive, just keep asking questions. Who has the obligation and time to specifically answer your questions? Whether to buy or not is your own business; don't think this is like the traditional industry of selling insurance. In the crypto world, just try it out—besides fraudsters and customer experience (CX), which legitimate community has the time to persuade you?
Everyone's time in the crypto world is precious; don't expect to get rich using others' ready-made experiences for free. If you can't even spend on a ticket, why do you think you can enjoy infinite scenery?
Regarding newcomers buying coins, don't even think about whether you need to get a Hong Kong card for cashing out if you haven't even bought any coins. Why think so much? You need to make money first; once you have money, what can't be solved?
First, have Bitcoin, then start researching Bitcoin; action should come before thought.
This seems unconventional because it usually emphasizes planning before action. However, if you think seriously about it, this phrase can also be understood as: in familiar fields, thinking thoroughly before acting is maturity; in unfamiliar fields, you will have to pay tuition anyway. As long as it is within your capacity, taking action first and thinking later may be the best way to grow.
In the past, I wrote articles day after day, while you learned day after day. We have both been growing, and over time, I believe my readers should gradually have better thinking abilities.
Here are some investment principles for the cryptocurrency market that may help you:
1. Use 'money you won't regret losing' to participate in investments.
2. Investing in cryptocurrencies is essentially a form of asset allocation, not a means to get rich quickly.
3. For quality varieties: hold, allocate, and don't look.
4. Give up on focusing on the price, work steadily, and make arrangements during downturns. This seemingly counterintuitive approach might actually be the best choice.
Don't think you can profit from every market fluctuation; there are different levels of retail investors. The hardest-working retail investors are very obvious: they have little money but are unwilling to miss any market fluctuation or opportunity. They want to buy low and sell high with every fluctuation, and for this, they can go without sleep for 24 hours, keep their eyes open for 36 hours, and trade continuously to the point of losing sleep and appetite.
Among the vast waters, only take a ladle.
Make investments that you understand, seize a big opportunity that can change your understanding of this market.
There is a rule that has been repeatedly verified in this market: independent research and low-frequency trading. Once you establish the right investment philosophy, as long as you don't use leverage, short-term gains and losses are not important.
Those who trade every three days and those who only pay attention to their positions every three months, the latter will definitely win.
What you need is not a lot of action, but a lot of patience.
You must stick to your principles; when opportunities arise, seize them firmly. From a long-term perspective, the small-scale fluctuations now may just be a fleeting moment worth reminiscing about in the future.
