A phenomenon in the crypto world is particularly heartbreaking: many people lose money, not because the market is bad, but because of poor mindset.

Have you noticed that those eager to double their investments are often the ones most likely to fall into traps? They always think about going all-in and getting rich quickly, but end up promising themselves they can handle increasing risks, only to find they actually lack that ability. Once leverage causes liquidation or projects run away, trust collapses instantly, leading to a vicious cycle— the more they try to prove themselves, the more distrust they attract.

On the other hand, those who consistently profit tend to stay within their comfort zone. Maybe their growth is slow at first, but because their pressure is manageable and each decision can be fulfilled, trust accumulates like a snowball. The market gives them opportunities, and they seize each one, gradually becoming more successful.

Honestly, the difference between rich and poor isn't just about money; it's about mindset. Some people lack the patience to grow wealth gradually. Driven by the anxiety of "turning things around quickly," they keep taking shortcuts and chasing high risks, ultimately pushing themselves into a dead end.

So the first step to change is simple: recognize your own capacity and stay firmly within that range, steadily working on it. This isn't conservatism, but the clearest and most rational choice.