In 2022, I entered this field with $7,000. To be honest, I was both nervous and excited at the time. Three years have passed in the blink of an eye, and my assets have doubled.
I haven't caught any meteoric rises or falls, and I've missed a few opportunities, but the most rewarding moments were actually those late-night review sessions. Watching the curve of my account, every rise and every pullback reflected my changing mindset—anxiety, persistence, more anxiety, more persistence—and finally, a steady sense of satisfaction.
This is what I truly want. Not the thrill of sharp rises and falls, but the ability to sleep well and maintain a calm mindset while earning.
I'm sharing this not to show off, but to offer some reference to friends still on their journey. There are no shortcuts in investing—only self-awareness and patience. If you're also looking for direction or want to discuss investment insights, feel free to chat.
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OnlyUpOnly
· 3h ago
Doubling in three years sounds easy, but who understands the pain of late-night review... This is true cultivation.
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FlatlineTrader
· 5h ago
Doubling in three years isn't fast, but truly worth it if your sleep quality doubles.
Many people missed out on ten-bag coins, but those who can leave the market alive and smiling are actually rare.
The late-night review was very real; most people stay up late gambling, a few stay up late studying.
Making steady money is much more enjoyable than chasing high, but those who can say this have usually experienced at least one major loss.
Here's a question: is the $7,000 your entire net worth or just idle money? That determines the significance of the story.
Not bottoming out or selling at the top actually makes life the most comfortable; this is the biggest irony of the market.
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GameFiCritic
· 12h ago
Doubling in three years sounds easy, but the real value lies in the mental journey of late-night reviews. This is what I call a sustainable growth model—stability, mindset, retention rate—far more valuable than a quick bull run.
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WhaleWatcher
· 12h ago
That late-night review really changed me. It's not about how much I earn, but about understanding myself.
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UncommonNPC
· 12h ago
Doubling in three years is really stable; the key is that you truly need to take your time with the mindset part.
It's obvious at a glance that you haven't been fooled by the market; that's what it looks like to have lived longer.
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MEVHunter_9000
· 12h ago
Doubling in three years, but the best part is being able to sleep well haha, now that's enlightenment.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 12h ago
Doubling $7,000? It depends on your fund flow data. What should the actual profit curve look like? Can you analyze the chips?
In 2022, I entered this field with $7,000. To be honest, I was both nervous and excited at the time. Three years have passed in the blink of an eye, and my assets have doubled.
I haven't caught any meteoric rises or falls, and I've missed a few opportunities, but the most rewarding moments were actually those late-night review sessions. Watching the curve of my account, every rise and every pullback reflected my changing mindset—anxiety, persistence, more anxiety, more persistence—and finally, a steady sense of satisfaction.
This is what I truly want. Not the thrill of sharp rises and falls, but the ability to sleep well and maintain a calm mindset while earning.
I'm sharing this not to show off, but to offer some reference to friends still on their journey. There are no shortcuts in investing—only self-awareness and patience. If you're also looking for direction or want to discuss investment insights, feel free to chat.