#数字货币领域调整 Last week while having tea, a fren introduced a new acquaintance he met in the crypto world.

This new fren just sat down and began to complain: "I suffered heavy losses in the past year, my 2 million assets are down to just a little bit."

I jokingly said: "If I had told you to spend 1 million to learn the right investment methods back then, you would probably think it's too expensive, right?"

He responded with an awkward smile: "We didn't know each other back then!"

Deep down, I know very well that even if we had met earlier, he probably wouldn't have taken my advice. People often need to hit a wall themselves to realize how deep certain traps are.

He continued to ask, "Is there really anyone in this industry who can make a profit? I always feel like I'm being watched, as soon as I buy in, the price falls, and as soon as I sell, it starts to rise."

I couldn't help but laugh: "This feeling is something every beginner has experienced."

The market operates around the clock, and price fluctuations are unrelated to individuals.

The market doesn't care about your profits and losses; no matter how sad you are, it won't reduce its decline by a bit.

He seemed a bit anxious: "So how can we recover the losses?"

I looked him in the eye and said: "The reason this game is difficult is precisely because it is too simple."

As simple as just two steps: buy in, and wait patiently.

But most people just can't do 'wait' this.

Even PhD holders and financial geniuses often fail here, and the reason is simple: they fear uncertainty.

These people are trying to control an inherently uncontrollable domain through effort and intelligence.

In the market, the only certain thing is the maximum loss amount you can bear.

He seems to be skeptical and continues to ask, "So how exactly should we operate?"

I only replied: "Identify the upward trend, set a good stop loss point, and then enter the market."

He was stunned: "Is it really that simple?"

"Yes, it's that simple." I paused, "But the question is, how many times can you hold on? How long can you wait? How many wrong signals can you endure?"

The real challenge lies not in the method, but in the mindset of the people.

When you learn to first complicate the "simple" and then return to the "simple," only then can you be considered to have truly mastered this art.

As the classic saying goes:

Many people climb mountains and cross rivers in search of wealth, only to find a note in the treasure chest —

"The treasure is right in your backyard."
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