Seeing this comment really made me feel terrible: "$ETH I don't even dare to go long, then trading becomes meaningless. Just do it! If I blow up, I deserve it." Sounds passionate, right? But think about it carefully—this is not investing at all; it's like playing Russian roulette with your life savings.

Throwing all your assets into high-leverage contracts, winning means being a life winner, losing means going to a construction site to move bricks. Is your wealth outlook just swinging up and down with a single K-line? This is not trading crypto; it's clearly wasting your hard-earned money.

Honestly, everyone has experienced this "FOMO to suffocation" feeling. Fear of missing out, fear of being left behind, jealous when others make money. But what about seasoned traders who have gone through multiple cycles? They have long abandoned this "gambling" approach and quietly changed their way of life: not trying to chase short-term ups and downs, just seeking continuous asset appreciation; not dreaming of getting rich overnight, just wanting to sleep peacefully every day.

What does this transition from a "gambler's mentality" to "mechanized income" rely on? It relies on using DeFi infrastructure to turn uncertainty into predictable cash flow.

When you are still struggling with "whether to leverage"