In 2012, I entered the job market in Shenzhen, and three years later, I joined the crypto world. Now, I own two properties and two luxury cars in Guangzhou — a Land Rover and a Mercedes-Benz. Although I can easily allocate 100,000 yuan for spending each month, most of my assets are still held in the exchange.

Long-term engagement in trading has made me past the initial phase of excitement. Now, the market's fluctuations no longer easily stir my emotions. This job is actually quite dull.

For our community, staying up late has become the norm and is no longer seen as something special. You may often hear about the so-called "genius traders" who, at a young age, look like they are ten years older than their actual age. Fortunately, I pay great attention to my appearance management.

However, this job is not as glamorous as outsiders imagine. Even when I go out to play, I find it hard to fully relax. A feeling called anxiety constantly drives me to keep moving. Because so many people trust and rely on us, each trust becomes a force that propels us to keep improving.

My daily routine is not a luxurious enjoyment, but rather an endless vigilance over the market, keeping an eye on market dynamics, and constantly summarizing and reflecting. The messages on my phone are never-ending.

When it comes to pressure, it has evolved from initially trying to solve it to continuously improving my ability to withstand it. Some may wonder why it's always necessary to monitor the market closely. This is because I mainly engage in short-term contract trading, which requires me to constantly seize suitable opportunities. In addition, I also have to deal with various questions and consultations from others.

In this fast-paced, high-pressure industry, we are seeking balance and breakthroughs every day. Although the exterior may look glamorous, the inner struggles and growth are the true reality of life in the crypto world.