Not making money, is it really just the market’s fault?

Perhaps it’s time to reflect on yourself.

You buy a coin, and your mind starts to imagine all kinds of scenarios—doubling tomorrow, ten times next week, financial freedom next month. As soon as the price dips, your mindset collapses. When it rises, you greedily want to accumulate more; when it falls, you panic and want to sell everything. But the market doesn’t rise just because of your expectations.

This is a true reflection of impatience and greed. Thinking about getting rich overnight, but it becomes the most deadly desire in investing.

Assets that can truly generate stable profits never pay attention to those who are anxious every day and expect quick doubling. Mencius said it well: "Those with stable property have stable hearts." Only with a calm mindset can assets be stable.

Look at traders who have accumulated wealth; they don’t never experience declines, but they can stay clear-headed amid market noise. Short-term fluctuations won’t shake their judgment, and their emotions won’t drive them to trade frequently.

That’s the difference.

The volatility of coins like $GIGGLE has long been familiar. The market is like this—ups and downs are normal, losses are inevitable, but your response determines the final outcome.

So, don’t let your mindset become your biggest opponent. Calm down, slow down, replace emotions with rationality, replace impatience with patience. Investing isn’t a sprint; it’s a marathon. Only those who can stay calm will be able to laugh last.