
王短鸟
王短鸟
Stupid money, brainless to buy okb
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30,000, 40,000, 50,000.
You can shout all you want, you can gloat all you want.
But holding from 120,000 down to 60,000, and then from 60,000 to 30,000 is just another halving.
Why does MicroStrategy sell 32 coins? To let everyone know.
They have 840,000 coins; if they really sell, crashing below 10,000 is possible.
I believe this is a conspiracy to wash out retail investors.
Similar to last year when they said Trump was selling ETH.
Similar to the last cycle when they said Grayscale was about to explode.
The more it’s this kind of time, the less you should sell.
Also, many people have cut losses in crypto and chased US stocks.
I don’t understand this behavior, and I won’t regret not doing the same.
The above content comes from me, a patient with hypothyroidism.

Staked OKB and borrowed $20,000 to cash out, with a total loan of $55,000, which is about 370,000 RMB.
Spent some money on installing air conditioning, and now owe on credit cards, Alipay, Huabei, JD Baitiao, and the like.
Also have to pay the mortgage. Altogether, the debt is around 70,000 to 80,000 RMB.
In total, I’ve spent 135,000 RMB.
After paying it off, there should be some left. Planning to transfer it to a Hong Kong card to use for Hong Kong stock IPO subscriptions.
Recently, I’ve seen everyone making big profits from Hong Kong stock IPOs.
If I can get in this time, I’ll keep going.




I have seen many stories of diamond hands getting rich quickly.
I once made a lot of money because of diamond hands.
Then I continued with this approach.
But as a result, I lost everything again because of diamond hands.
Whether or not to have diamond hands doesn't seem to be a fundamental factor in deciding if you can make money.
Maybe it's just a facade, or a matter of luck and probability.
With the same diamond hands, the chances of getting rich or going broke are each 50%, or some other ratio.
Diamond hands should be more like a form of gambling.
Gambling also has wins and losses; some people achieve financial freedom through gambling, while others lose their families because of it.
Perhaps diamond hands, like gambling, is neither a positive nor a negative term, but rather a neutral one.
Diamond hands aren't particularly noble.
Gambling isn't something to be ashamed of either.
Now I think the most important thing is insight, but those two words encompass so much.
Having accurate insight is very difficult, and it can't really be taught; it's more like a path.
The path that can be spoken of is not the eternal path.
It's a kind of intuitive grasp.
I feel my insight is poor; my perspective on problems is always flawed.
Observe more, think more, summarize more, consider multiple dimensions, listen to more people.
If you always stick to your own way and keep losing money, then it must be your own problem.









