#2026年比特币价格展望 A friend of mine earns six thousand yuan a month, working two shifts in a factory. Life is just a cycle of dorms, workshops, and canteens. Seeing no way out can be really frustrating.
But later, he started exploring in the crypto world and surprisingly made an amount equivalent to a year's salary.
At first, like most people, he chased after rising prices and sold off on dips, making quick profits and then running away, or holding on through losses. In the end, he almost got completely trapped. I talked to him once and realized that the real problem wasn't technical skills but a complete misalignment of mindset.
I didn't give him complicated indicators or any mysterious candlestick secrets, just a few honest words: don't follow the crowd, set stop-losses in advance, and follow your own rhythm.
Then we agreed on a simple rule: at most one or two trades per day, don't gamble on the direction, strictly control position sizes, and stop trading after a series of losses for a day. Completely kick out the gambler's mindset.
He was initially not very used to it and thought it was too slow. I told him very straightforwardly: what you want is stable side income growth, not overnight riches.
After three months, he came to me proactively and said his goal was very clear—earning a year's salary through crypto trading. At that moment, I knew he could do it. Because those who can control their hands and emotions will eventually find a way out.
If you also want to treat crypto trading as a side job rather than a casino, it's not that hard. The hard part is patience, consistent execution, and not being led by greed and impulsiveness.
Get the rhythm right, and the profits will follow naturally. If you truly want to change your income structure, first stabilize yourself—that's more important than anything else.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 01-11 18:00
Mindset really is the core; it's more valuable than any technical analysis.
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DeFiCaffeinator
· 01-11 17:43
Basically, it's all about mindset. Whether in the crypto world or doing anything else, those who can control themselves will eventually turn things around.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 01-11 17:37
That's right, mindset is really the first hurdle. Many people ruin themselves out of greed, insisting on going all-in in one shot.
#2026年比特币价格展望 A friend of mine earns six thousand yuan a month, working two shifts in a factory. Life is just a cycle of dorms, workshops, and canteens. Seeing no way out can be really frustrating.
But later, he started exploring in the crypto world and surprisingly made an amount equivalent to a year's salary.
At first, like most people, he chased after rising prices and sold off on dips, making quick profits and then running away, or holding on through losses. In the end, he almost got completely trapped. I talked to him once and realized that the real problem wasn't technical skills but a complete misalignment of mindset.
I didn't give him complicated indicators or any mysterious candlestick secrets, just a few honest words: don't follow the crowd, set stop-losses in advance, and follow your own rhythm.
Then we agreed on a simple rule: at most one or two trades per day, don't gamble on the direction, strictly control position sizes, and stop trading after a series of losses for a day. Completely kick out the gambler's mindset.
He was initially not very used to it and thought it was too slow. I told him very straightforwardly: what you want is stable side income growth, not overnight riches.
After three months, he came to me proactively and said his goal was very clear—earning a year's salary through crypto trading. At that moment, I knew he could do it. Because those who can control their hands and emotions will eventually find a way out.
If you also want to treat crypto trading as a side job rather than a casino, it's not that hard. The hard part is patience, consistent execution, and not being led by greed and impulsiveness.
Get the rhythm right, and the profits will follow naturally. If you truly want to change your income structure, first stabilize yourself—that's more important than anything else.