#数字资产生态回暖 $ETH Youngsters, there's really no such thing as overnight wealth.

I have a young guy in his early 20s, introduced by an experienced player in the circle. He took 5000U to trade with me, and over two days, he averaged about 2000U daily profit. Yesterday, he called and said the speed was too slow, asking if I had any way to get rich overnight, and said he wanted to make a hundred million. I really laughed at that.

Come on, where do all these stories of overnight wealth come from? Behind all successful people is the time they've invested. He then said, "I heard many people in the crypto circle get rich overnight, can you handle that?" I replied directly: No, I can't. What you see are just the results others have achieved; you don't see how long they've been laying the groundwork. The myth of getting rich overnight isn't really that common.

He turned around and said I was too old, afraid to gamble, and asked me to pick a coin and go all-in. I really had no way to deal with him. Sometimes, when your cognition gets stuck, no matter how much you persuade, it's useless.

$SOL Last night, when Ethereum pulled back, I called him out, but he jumped back in himself, without setting a stop-loss. When good news hit, it just fell off a cliff. This morning, he told me he got liquidated, and his assets in the wallet were also lost. I just couldn't say anything—he's just impatient, and with such a small principal, even ten chances wouldn’t make him a hundred million.

Now that things have come to this, there's nothing much to say. There's still a truth: people can't make money beyond their own cognition. But I still want to say a few words to those dreaming of getting rich overnight—that there really isn't that much quick money. Even if you buy a coin now that multiplies a hundred or a thousand times, it doesn't mean it will go straight to the moon. Some coins need to be hidden for months or even years. While you gamble on the surge, you also need to be mentally prepared for devaluation or even zeroing out.

$BTC Trading is mostly about waiting, not operating. This applies to 99% of people. You should pursue opportunities with high probability of success, rather than forcing yourself to do what only the 1% of ultra-short-term traders can succeed at.

Gradually accumulate, and you'll gain not just profits but also experience. This is more valuable than anything.