2026-01-03 01:22:26

Seeing the recent BNB market trend, some friends are starting to feel a bit overwhelmed. Actually, if you want to survive longer in the crypto market, there are a few principles you need to understand.

First and foremost — only invest the principal you can afford to lose. Everyone who has gone all-in knows how quickly you can lose. The correct approach is to use spare money to enter the market, then hold firmly. The essence of buying is confidence in the asset’s prospects, not daily price fluctuations that scare you. The most exhausting thing is uncertainty; those who can hold on are the ones who have confidence in their mindset.

Secondly, don’t overlook a fundamental thing — your health. No matter how much money you make, without good health, it’s all meaningless. This isn’t just motivational talk; it’s the truth. Ultimately, investing is a marathon, and if your body collapses, everything is lost.

Another often overlooked point — spend more time with family and do things that truly make you happy. Putting all your life into investing will inevitably distort your mindset. Entertainment, exercise, companionship — these are what life should look like. Investing is just a part of life; don’t get it backwards.

It sounds simple, but few people actually do it. That’s the difference between making money and losing money.

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BlockchainGriller

· 3h ago

It's true, but it's just not feasible. Too many people go all-in and end up back to square one. Really, after ten years of hearing "invest with spare money," some still go all-in. Health is really important. A friend of mine made a million coins, but ended up with a heart attack from obsessively watching the market every day. Was it worth it? This wave of market行情 clearly shows who is a gambler and who is an investor. People who understand these principles have already been on vacation by the seaside. Those still struggling in the group haven't thought it through. Using spare money as a principle is spot on, but unfortunately, most people's principal isn't sufficient, and they still want to take a shot. Balancing life is easy to say, but the true story is that missing out on gains while spending time with family is more psychologically torturous than losing money. Wow, this whole set of principles is ridiculous. Making money while taking care of your health and family—feels more exhausting than working 996. Actually, the core issue is mindset. Many people can't handle market corrections and start doubting themselves.

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SignatureDenied

· 3h ago

All-in players are losing money now. You can tell who couldn't hold back in this BNB market. Playing with spare money is the way to go. Guys with full positions should now be lying in bed watching the K-line. That's right, if your body collapses, no matter how much you earn, it's useless. My friend is exactly like that. Watching the market every day really causes anxiety. It's better to go exercise and spend time with family. Money is just something that should be enough to spend. Those who can persist until the end are never the all-in players.

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ser_we_are_early

· 3h ago

That's quite right, but the reality is that most people can't resist when they see a limit-up; any spare money for investment has long been forgotten. --- I've seen fewer crypto players in the gym than on exchanges; that's the gap. --- Regarding health, my friend went all-in and now checks the market every day; his face has changed. What's the point of making money? --- Spending time with family hits me the most. I keep telling myself to wait until I earn enough before spending time with them, but I never feel like I've earned enough. --- Bro, when you post this, many will say it's just a motivational speech, but everyone who has been through the pits knows you're telling the truth. --- Simple? Actually, these few words are the hardest. Holding on truly is more valuable than any technical analysis. --- Why do some make money while others lose? Honestly, it's attitude and self-discipline, and most people lack both. --- It sounds easy—if someone only invests spare money and holds firmly, they would probably be financially free by now, but they just can't do it. --- Invest a part, live most of your life—most people have this ratio reversed.

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LayerHopper

· 3h ago

That's right, people who go all-in usually end up like this. Having spare money is the key. --- Honestly, I know a guy who made a lot of money, but in the end, his health was ruined, and he felt guilty about it. --- I've seen many people staring at the market every day, it's crazy. You might as well spend time with your family. --- This advice sounds very reasonable, but no one listens haha. --- BNB's recent performance really blew people's minds, but the ones who can hold on are those who haven't gone all-in. --- Ultimately, investing is about mindset. When your mindset is stable, everything is stable. --- People who make money long-term are doing the same thing—guess what it is? They're just not in a hurry. --- I'm increasingly convinced of this: health > stable mindset > consistent returns, in that order.

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