$Giggle This operation can be described as a textbook-level "wealth cycle."
Just when I had pushed my account to a new high, I was still contemplating whether to withdraw to improve my life, and then I turned around and got schooled by the market. The thrill of rising is as sweet as the bitterness of falling.
Simply put, the money earned in the crypto world ultimately stays in the crypto world. Want to take it away? No chance. This is probably the true reflection of many people—on paper, wealth is ultimately just a dream; only securing it in hand counts.
But speaking of which, who can really know when to stop while ahead?
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ContractFreelancer
· 12-01 11:58
This is the curse of the crypto world; no matter how beautiful the numbers on paper are, it’s useless, and a pullback exposes the truth.
What is earned is merely paper wealth; only what can be withdrawn is called money.
It feels like most people fall into this trap, greed truly is the original sin.
When the account rises, the mind gets heated, but when it falls, regret comes too late; when will this cycle end?
Actually, it should have been cut long ago, but one insists on waiting for the market to teach a lesson.
The scariest thing in the crypto world is not losing money, but losing money and still being reluctant to leave, thinking about recouping investment.
It’s true, but so what? Next time, the same mistake will still be repeated.
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ILCollector
· 12-01 11:53
Here we go again, it feels like this when the numbers on the account plummet.
Every day shouting to lock in profits, but when it really comes to it, few can hold on.
This wave from Giggle has indeed been a bloody lesson.
Money in the crypto world is like this, easy to get in, hard to get out.
It's really infuriating to watch it fall, but the money lost is your own, haha.
Who doesn't want to take profits when it's good? The key is that when it's time to act, the legs go weak.
This is our daily life, wanting to keep what we've earned, wanting to run when we're losing.
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AirdropHunter007
· 12-01 11:50
No matter how good the numbers on the book look, they are just numbers; only when you really withdraw them is it considered a skill.
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It's always this way; every time I think I can retreat unscathed, I end up trapped again.
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$Giggle's move is indeed ruthless, reminding me of a certain coin last time, which soared to the top and then plummeted.
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It's easy to say to take profits, but when the moment comes, no one is willing to let go.
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Money in the crypto world is like this; it's easy to get in but hard to get out.
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Haha, laughing to death; I hadn't even had time to post the high-position screenshot of my account on social media before it started to fall.
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That's why I immediately withdraw as soon as I make a profit; don't wait.
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The term "wealth cycle" is used perfectly; it refers to people like us.
$Giggle This operation can be described as a textbook-level "wealth cycle."
Just when I had pushed my account to a new high, I was still contemplating whether to withdraw to improve my life, and then I turned around and got schooled by the market. The thrill of rising is as sweet as the bitterness of falling.
Simply put, the money earned in the crypto world ultimately stays in the crypto world. Want to take it away? No chance. This is probably the true reflection of many people—on paper, wealth is ultimately just a dream; only securing it in hand counts.
But speaking of which, who can really know when to stop while ahead?