The longer you trade cryptocurrencies, the more afraid you become—it's the beginning of reverence.

The longer you stay in the crypto world, the easier it is to develop fear.
It's not because you can't afford to lose, but because you've seen too many extreme cruelties:
The joy of doubling your money in a day, only to be replaced by despair when it gets cut in half in the blink of an eye;
When good news causes prices to fall continuously, and bad news makes prices surge against the trend—there's no logic to it here.
Leverage can make you rich overnight, but it can also wipe you out instantly;
Profits of hundreds of thousands can vanish after a few impulsive moves.
You're not afraid of the decline; you're afraid of realizing it can truly leave you with nothing.
You're not afraid of the market; you're afraid of yourself, the one who can't control greed.
The longer you trade cryptocurrencies, the more afraid you become—not because you've become weaker,
but because you've grown from a gambler into a trader who understands reverence.
Being afraid means you learn to be cautious;
Seeking stability is the longest-lasting path.