Are you investing or engaging in "suicidal trading"?

——Are we coming to the cryptocurrency market to make money, become rich, and achieve financial freedom, or are we merely indulging in the thrill of watching our assets shrink, our accounts repeatedly return to zero, while deceiving ourselves with the excitement of chasing rises and falls in trading?

Fiat currency has no bottom, so Bitcoin has no top.
The essence of the fiat currency system is inflation, and the existence of Bitcoin and Ethereum is a hedge against this system.

If you really understand this point, why are you still trading frequently? Why are you still trying to "beat the market"?

No trader can surpass the early holders.

You think you're smart, you can buy high and sell low, and you can seize every wave. But the fact is, throughout history, no frequent trader has been able to outperform those who bought Bitcoin and Ethereum early and simply held on to them for the long term.

Not a single one.

So the question arises: who is the real "fool"? Is it those who spent a few hundred dollars on a few bitcoins in 2013 and then forgot their private keys, or is it you, who is still jumping in and out of leveraged contracts in 2025, with your account balance repeatedly going to zero?

What you are betting on is not the future, but dopamine; the truth is often cruel: many people do not really want to get rich, they are just addicted.

Addicted to that heart-pounding feeling, addicted to the stimulation of the screen flashing red and green, addicted to the illusion of "I might get rich in the next second." Your dopamine receptors have long been overstimulated to the point of numbness; you no longer trade to make money, you live to trade.

This is a complete addiction, a form of "suicidal trading" mentally. You can't stop, not because there are opportunities in the market, but because you feel empty.

The most profitable trade is "doing nothing." This phrase sounds like sarcasm, but it is the simplest truth in this market.

The most profitable trades only require: to act in advance and then patiently wait.

Patience. It's not about technology, it's not about news, it's not about insider information. It's just patience.

However, the vast majority of people would rather believe that they can conquer the market than admit that their greatest enemy is the one sitting in front of the screen, unable to control their own hands.

So, who are you? Are you the one who quietly holds and gradually becomes wealthy, or are you the "self-destructive trader" who keeps shrinking in self-entertainment?

The market never disappoints those who are patient, nor does it save addicted gamblers. ——For you who are still struggling

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