#数字货币市场回升 Last week at a gathering with old classmates, halfway through drinking, someone suddenly asked me: "At thirty-six, you're still staying in this kind of hotel, what have you been doing all these years?"

$ZEC I did not respond. For such questions, those who understand wouldn't ask like this, and for those who don't, no matter how much you explain, it won't help.

$ORCA I took out my phone and opened the transaction history for them to see. Those alternating red and green lines, each one looks like a mark scorched by the watchful eyes of the night.

When the screen lit up, the whole table suddenly fell silent.

It's not that the numbers are exaggerated. It's the stories hidden behind those candlesticks - five liquidations, four account wipeouts, three years without seeing the light, two vows to quit the circle, and once nearly breaking down for real.

What others see is my current appearance. I clearly know in my heart what these were exchanged for.

The moment that truly made me sure I was still alive was at three o'clock in the morning one day, staring at a K-line that "shouldn't have moved this way." Everyone was shouting danger, but I saw a turning point on the chart that no one believed in.

At that second, I pressed it. The later reversal was also foreshadowed from that moment.

Some people envy you when you stand at a high place, but they do not know how long you have been lying in the valley.

A late night of doubting myself.
A morning when I dare not look at the screenshot losses.
The phrase that keeps repeating in my mind whenever I want to give up is "just hold on a little longer, let's calculate it one more time."

In the end, what matters in the cryptocurrency world is not who is faster, not who predicts more accurately, and certainly not who has the loudest voice.

Those who can make it to the end all share a common point:

Steady, decisive, and patient.

Stay calm during emotional fluctuations.
Be decisive when the timing is right.
Endure the cycles of reincarnation.

Everyone is still waiting for me to continue, I just locked my phone screen and smiled, "There's no secret, it's just that I've endured a few more rounds and held on a few more times than others."

Now I consider myself to have come out. How about you?
Ask yourself, do you plan to always be the one getting harvested, or do you want to be the one who laughs last?

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