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"Is the Result More Important in the Crypto World: The Process?"
In the crypto world, is your cost of trial and error truly just trial and error itself?
Have you ever considered this question: is the final string of numbers in your account more important, or the rollercoaster of emotions along the way?
Most people enter the crypto world with only one initial goal: to make money. And even now, many still haven't forgotten their initial goal; their minds are still solely focused on making money!
If you focus too much on the result and neglect the process, the result is often unsustainable. If your understanding hasn't been solidified and your mindset hasn't been tempered, you'll likely think you're the chosen one, only to end up giving back everything, including your initial investment. The ability to calmly analyze massive price crashes and surges is more valuable than paper profits. The process is essentially your ability to control risk. Only after experiencing various crashes, market crashes, political battles, and policy pronouncements will you understand what safety and position management truly mean. This "process" is an insurance awareness that can never be bought.
The crypto world is an extremely brutal zero-sum game market. Only after securing your profits (taking control of your gains) do you have the right to discuss the next game; otherwise, you're just fuel for others. To put it bluntly, it's all about winning and losing. If you've made money, even if you say shit is delicious, people will dare to eat it. If you've lost money, no amount of talk will make you a fool.
I believe these two things aren't mutually exclusive. On the contrary, they should complement each other. Accumulate experience during the process, and exit promptly after achieving results! In this circle, you often hear: "I was just making so much profit, I should have taken profits earlier," "Why didn't I cut my losses earlier, otherwise I wouldn't have been liquidated," etc. We've all heard these "if only" statements countless times. If you're always criticizing yourself after the fact for making mistakes instead of summarizing them, you're destined for failure!
Don't get caught up in which is more important, and don't always criticize yourself after the fact. If you've made money, review whether it was good luck or sound logic. If you've lost money, understand where you went wrong, find the problems, and continuously iterate.
Focus on the results and deeply cultivate the process!
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