Recently, anyone can see the market trend clearly. Instead of forcing it, it's better to exit early and stay at home.

Before the New Year, at the dinner table, my cousin looked at me curiously: "What have you been doing in the city these past two years?"
I casually said: "Investing."
He then asked: "Are you making around fifty thousand a month?"
I smiled and said: "Probably around one hundred thousand."
My cousin's eyes lit up: "Is the company pretty big? How many people?"
I honestly replied: "Just me, all online operations."
He frowned: "So what exactly are you busy with every day? Staring at the screen all day?"
I didn't explain much and directly took out my phone to open the trading app—K-line charts, position data, real-time quotes, all clear at a glance. My cousin leaned over to look at the trend on the screen and was silent for a while. Some things don't need to be said; the charts speak for themselves. This is the daily life of crypto market investors: sometimes proud, sometime