In fact, back in 2017, I had the same idea as you, investing steadily in Ethereum, only buying and not selling, hoping to get rich once I held on tight. But in reality, Ethereum dropped from its peak of over 2000 to just over 80, and I started to seriously doubt my entire approach, like walking with my eyes closed; I felt a strong urge to open my eyes after just a few steps. I kept questioning: Is there any bottom to this thing? What if it drops to 20? My hundreds of thousands would really be gone. Now if I sell, I might still get a few tens of thousands out. Plus, with my mom's relentless support, who thinks I'm being scammed and brainwashed, saying that all the pocket money I've saved over the years is going down the drain, that it's better to take it out and do something with it. So, I didn’t stick to my investment plan. The result is that I didn’t hold on until dawn. Personally, I think three years' salary is too much. If you want to make money from this, don’t stake your entire fortune. I suggest investing 1-2 thousand every month. Once you invest, treat that money as if it’s already gone, as if you’ve spent it, and ask yourself if you can accept that. If you can accept it, then invest with determination; you might ultimately achieve excess returns.

If the money you invest makes your mood fluctuate, and you can’t help but open the app every day to check if it’s up or down, feeling happy with gains and anxious with losses, then don’t get into it, because whether you lose or win, you won't be able to hold on. This is the weakness of human nature; don’t believe me? Just try it and see.

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