Some people are stuck at 50,000 for a long time, while others slowly move from 50,000 to 100,000, 300,000, and finally stand at nearly 600,000.

The gap is really not in the technology, but mostly whether one is making random moves.

This fan had just started with me when his account was at 50,000. To be honest, the questions he asked back then were the same as many newcomers now.

Fear of pullbacks, fear of missing out, fear of waking up to find the market gone; for the first few months, there wasn’t much to talk about.

When the market is good, just hold on a bit; when the market is not right, stay in cash. There are no miraculous operations, and there are no screenshots to show off.

On the day the account reached 100,000, he was very excited.

I only replied:

Don't rush; this stage is the easiest to make mistakes.

Later, he moved from 100,000 to 302,000 using the same method, not touching those coins that seemed about to take off, and didn’t double down just because he was making profits.

For a while, the account hovered around 280,000 for a long time, and he asked if he should try a different strategy.

I said no need; the market doesn’t owe you any trends.

In the past six months, the market has been turbulent; some have returned to the starting point, while others didn’t even dare to look at their accounts.

He didn’t make much profit nor did he incur random losses; the number gradually climbed to 590,000.

Many people only focus on that final number, but what truly determines whether one can reach there are the countless moments of not impulsively hitting the confirm button.

When I guide fans, I never say you can get rich overnight.

I just repeatedly remind:

Staying alive is more important than making money quickly. As long as you stabilize and don’t lose, you can achieve financial freedom when you catch a wave of a bull market later.

The market is there every day; not many can keep their money in the account #比特币挖矿难度下降 .