My #Binance life, as shown in the picture.
It turns out that I am really not suited for trading.
Not only contracts, but I also tend to hold onto spot projects for results.
In the heavily involved game Seraph, I held about 50e worth of NFTs at a high point, and because I love to hold, I didn't sell.
Everyone knows the outcome of holding any asset in the crypto circle from 2023 to 2025, except for BTC.
Short-term trading is even harder to keep up with the rhythm; I can't sit still, and even when I do sit down, I am often interrupted by other more important matters, making it impossible to focus all my attention on trading.
So my assets are basically not in the crypto circle now; I mainly hold US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, BTC in a cold wallet, and physical 18k gold that I accumulated when I started the gaming jewelry peripheral business in 2018.
Thanks to God, Allah, Buddha, and sheer luck, gold has nearly quadrupled over the past five years.
Real Web2 earns money, Web3 spends it.
I tried the crypto circle; when it comes to trading and investing, I still honestly admit defeat.
The ultimate exploration is that zero-sum games really struggle to attract my focus; there's no soul in merely trading without creation.
Earning money from the pockets of others based on their losses has no value to me; it's not worth pursuing.
I am suited to be a builder.
I have always been a gamer, so I continue to watch the chain gaming track, looking for worthwhile, challenging, and correct opportunities that can achieve win-win or multi-win situations.
The chain game projects I am currently seriously looking at are down to:
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#Seeker mini-games on my phone
