What truly makes people uncomfortable isn't others making money, but the feeling of regret that "if only I had gotten in at that time."

For example:
A coin increases tenfold, and you didn't buy it.
A friend makes 200k yuan trading stocks, and you didn't participate.
Similarly, in content creation, others go viral, but your data is average.
Your brain keeps calculating:
"If I had entered then, would I be earning that much now?"
But in reality, you see the result, not the process.
Especially in the crypto world, this feeling is even stronger.
Because every day in the crypto space, there are people:
Doubling their money overnight
Making tens of thousands from a meme
Making millions from a "dirt dog"
But on the same day, perhaps 1,000 people lost everything.
Many veteran players will eventually realize one thing:
Earning within your own understanding is much more comfortable than constantly watching others make money.
Because market opportunities are always available.
Today it's BTC,
Tomorrow it's AI,
The day after it's RWA,
Next month, there might be a new narrative.
If every time you see others making money, you feel that the money should have been yours, the market will make you uncomfortable every day.
For investing, the most painful state isn't losing money, but:
Seeing others make money, unable to resist chasing; chasing in and taking the top; taking the top and starting to lose money.
This is the beginning of most people's losses.