You often hear people shouting "Bear market bottom-fishing, bears are about to explode" "Bull market is here, go all in" as if they have grasped the market pulse.
What is the truth? A wrong judgment or a counter-trend move can completely kick you out. Investing is not a one-shot deal; it’s a long-distance race that requires continuous effort. Do you want to rely on a single gamble to get rich quickly, or do you want to survive long-term in this market?
Let's say you rely on a big gamble to get short-term wealth, then what? You’re still eating, still walking, enjoying your breakfast of ten or twenty bucks, and wearing clothes worth hundreds. Those suddenly extra funds may not bring much stability to life. But on the other hand, if a single wrong judgment costs you everything, you might never recover — all your accumulated resources and time spent will be lost.
Those who truly understand the game are never gamblers betting on ups and downs based on guts, but people who know how to keep risk firmly in their control. They won’t go all-in just because of a phrase like "bull-bear switch," but will carefully grow their capital within their risk tolerance, step by step. To put it simply, surviving long enough is the strongest hand in this game. $BTC $BEAT
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SwapWhisperer
· 15h ago
This hit me right in the heart. Going all-in feels good for a moment, but getting forcibly liquidated is a cremation site.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 15h ago
Speaking honestly, how many people dream of getting rich overnight only to lose everything overnight? I have a friend who went all in and is still paying off debts now.
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TheShibaWhisperer
· 15h ago
Wow, that really hits home... The buddies around me who go all in at the drop of a hat haven't even recovered yet.
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LiquidityLarry
· 16h ago
Well said, that's exactly the point. I know a few people who went all in and blew up, and now they've disappeared without a trace, haha.
#美联储降息 Don't let investing turn into a gamble
You often hear people shouting "Bear market bottom-fishing, bears are about to explode" "Bull market is here, go all in" as if they have grasped the market pulse.
What is the truth? A wrong judgment or a counter-trend move can completely kick you out. Investing is not a one-shot deal; it’s a long-distance race that requires continuous effort. Do you want to rely on a single gamble to get rich quickly, or do you want to survive long-term in this market?
Let's say you rely on a big gamble to get short-term wealth, then what? You’re still eating, still walking, enjoying your breakfast of ten or twenty bucks, and wearing clothes worth hundreds. Those suddenly extra funds may not bring much stability to life. But on the other hand, if a single wrong judgment costs you everything, you might never recover — all your accumulated resources and time spent will be lost.
Those who truly understand the game are never gamblers betting on ups and downs based on guts, but people who know how to keep risk firmly in their control. They won’t go all-in just because of a phrase like "bull-bear switch," but will carefully grow their capital within their risk tolerance, step by step. To put it simply, surviving long enough is the strongest hand in this game. $BTC $BEAT