#数字资产市场洞察 The year I graduated, I had only one thought in my mind: refuse to work to death.

Working from nine to six, hoping for a pay raise, watching the boss's mood... Just imagining living like this for decades makes me feel uneasy.

So I placed all my hopes in the cryptocurrency world. At that time, I truly believed in the idea that "you get what you give."

The indicators on TradingView have been refreshed over and over again, with MACD, Bollinger Bands, and RSI taking turns, afraid of missing any trading signals. The candlestick chart is drawn more meticulously than a job resume.

Later, I felt that this was too slow, so I rushed to buy some automated trading robots. The seller boasted endlessly: "One-click start, stable and effortless profit."

What about reality? When the market fluctuates significantly, the robot gives up first, and the account's volatility is even greater than my mood.

After months of struggling, whether I made money or not is secondary; the rent day is getting closer and closer each day.

During the hardest times, I started to ask myself: I'm really not cut out for this, am I?

During that time, I finally understood something clearly:

Ultimately, the problem is not that you do not work hard,

And you are "avoiding" rather than "trading".

What I want is not trading skills at all,

What I want is a shortcut to gain without effort;

I am not studying methodology,

What I study is daydreaming.

Later I let it go.

No longer obsessed with indicators,

I no longer expect any magical tools to make money for me.

Start to review step by step: How exactly did I lose?

The answer is straightforward — just three words: urgency, greed, and no bottom line.

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