QinSir

They’re not gamblers or deadbeats,
just children of poor farmers
trying to turn their lives around...

Can anyone offer some advice?
I currently have 100 USDT
I want to turn it into 10,000 USDT before December
What should I do now?

Today’s crypto-circle gossip roundup:
1️⃣ The AIW3 project team’s A Jin rights-defense Zishi incident continues to escalate
2️⃣ Zishi released consecutive revelations:
The leak claims that Crypto Encyclopedia is Crypto Fearless
The leak claims that the princess’s Axis Robotics is a fake fundraising project
3️⃣ Eh Hm unfollowed Shenda, who once gave him tokens worth ¥1,000,000
4️⃣ Teacher Poison Milk died after staying up late trading shitcoins.

Six Lessons on Human Nature
Society Lesson One: Don’t sympathize with anyone. You’re not Buddha; you can’t save those who kneel and refuse to move
Society Lesson Two: Don’t trust anyone. Trust human nature, not what they say
Society Lesson Three: Don’t help anyone. Before helping, make them pay a price, even if it’s just saying “please”
Society Lesson Four: Do your own thing and don’t provoke anyone, but make those who provoke you carefully weigh the price of messing with you
Society Lesson Five: Don’t share your innermost thoughts with coworkers. The workplace is a chessboard; you’re not ther

Use an iPhone, learn English, watch YouTube, regularly invest in the Nasdaq and Bitcoin, and don’t buy a house or a car.
Exercise more, get 8 hours of sleep, and eat a high-protein diet.
Minimalist materially, free spiritually, and maximize your options.
People are free, and assets are globally mobile.
Brothers, what else is there?

Children of the rich are warned from an early age: the outside world is full of malice, traps are everywhere, and lies abound—you must always stay vigilant
Children of the poor are taught from an early age: be a good person, be polite, show courtesy, help others more—the world still has more good people than bad
These two forms of education determine the outcome from the very beginning:
The rich teach how to survive among wolves; the poor teach how to be a docile sheep
On the surface, it is merely a difference in philosophy; in reality, it imperceptibly and completely rewrites a person’s fate

Do you also always like selling profitable coins while being unwilling to sell losing ones?
When you sell profitable coins, you feel that making more or less is still making money, which puts your mind at ease, but when asked to sell losing coins, you hesitate to take action
Maybe this is an inherent flaw in human nature. Brothers, I can never make up my mind when I’m in profit, but I keep holding on when I’m in a losing position.

Trading crypto is sometimes not about getting rich, but about longing for a battlefield you can still control
Profits are money earned from your understanding; losses are the cost of your thinking
Money saved through frugality is no longer dead savings, but ammunition for the next opportunity