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The cryptocurrency world is a place where dreams are both created and shattered. Here, some become rich overnight, while others lose everything; some see it as a financial revolution, while others deride it as a Ponzi scheme.
Newcomers to the cryptocurrency world are often attracted by the myth of "financial freedom." Bitcoin has risen from a few cents to tens of thousands of dollars, and Ethereum has transformed from a white paper into a trillion-dollar ecosystem. These stories attract countless dreamers like a magnet. However, most people only see survivor bias—more people have gone to zero after contract liquidations, been harvested in rug pulls, and lost everything after exchanges ran away.
The most brutal aspect of the cryptocurrency world is its "anti-humanity." You need to be greedy when the market is fearful, and calm when the market is euphoric. Yet most people do the opposite: they FOMO in at the peak of a bull market and despairingly cut losses at the bottom of a bear market. Leverage is poison, emotions are the enemy, and cognition is the real moat.
However, the cryptocurrency world also teaches people some things. It helps them understand the ideals of decentralization, witness the power of technological innovation, and recognize their own greed and fear amidst violent fluctuations. Those who have experienced a complete bull-bear cycle often develop a reverence for risk and a judgment of value.
The cryptocurrency world is not a casino, but many people have turned it into one. The real winners are not those who make the most money but those who can leave with profits and stay true to their principles. In this 24/7 market, lasting longer is more important than running faster.
