There have been so many hacks, losses, and disputes in the crypto world lately—it’s become very unsafe. Things aren’t like they were in the early days anymore. You no longer need to invest in crypto through the crypto ecosystem itself; traditional finance is more than sufficient. It’s safer and avoids all sorts of fund freezes, sparing you a lot of hassle. There’s no need to make trouble for yourself.
I'm increasingly convinced that if you only plan to read a good book once, there's not much point in reading it. Even if you do, it won't do much good. You have to read it over and over until it becomes a conditioned reflex, part of your subconscious.
I want to learn while putting what I read into practice, but there are so many books, and my mind feels empty. I’m in such a hurry, even though this isn’t something I can rush. I want to keep taking in information 24 hours a day, but my brain has limited capacity. By the end of the day, I can’t absorb any more or process what I’ve taken in. It takes time for things to sink in, and I need to build a solid foundation from multiple angles. I need to revisit what I’ve learned—reviewing the past to understand the new.
If a book is widely regarded as good but you don’t enjoy it while reading, the problem must be with you: you lack the background knowledge to understand it. Read some simpler books to fill in the gaps, then come back to it.
A late message is no better than an early one. While you hesitate, others hesitate too. It’s a matter of who gets there first: the first people get to eat the meat, the later ones just drink the soup, and the last ones pay the bill.
Every time I make a bit of big money, soon I end up with an even bigger loss—giving the money back. It’s happened several times. Let it teach me a lesson.
If you don't trade while watching the order book, you start to itch. Keep staring at the order book—your heart condition will be made to torment you no matter what.
Woke up this morning and sure enough, I got liquidated. Even buying Google can get liquidated. My account has zero left—nothing. I don’t even want to deposit more anymore. From now on, I’ll just sit here and stare. An un-liquidated life isn’t complete.
Is this prediction market also being heavily manipulated? Guess whether it will go up or down in 5 minutes at $BTC , and in the last second, they directly slam the price down.