I tend to think too thoroughly, always trying to minimize risks to the extreme. And what’s the result? The early opportunities with Bitcoin just slipped away. Although I made up for it with additional purchases elsewhere later, the returns were simply incomparable.

This made me realize a harsh truth: if you truly see through everything and are always on guard against being exploited, afraid of taking over positions, don’t expect to make money either.

On the other hand, the market logic is actually like this—if you want to make money, you have to actively participate in the game. You pretend not to be caught in a trap, but in reality, you’re waiting for others to get caught. Once enough people are trapped, you exit and look for the next opportunity.

It’s ironic—what’s life without being caught in some trap? Schooling is a trap, getting married is a trap, retirement is also a trap—all interconnected. Since you can’t avoid them, rather than hesitating and second-guessing, it’s better to seize the opportunity when it comes. No matter what the risks are, as long as you can make money, it’s worth a try.