Why do some people hit rock bottom while others achieve financial freedom with coin C? The results of Cryptocurrency Trading can generally be divided into three categories: first, losing everything; second, financial freedom; and third, working hard for little return. Let's discuss these situations separately.

The first type: Trading C coins to the point of losing everything.
Most of these people are eager to get rich overnight, often choosing to leverage, trade "meme coins", or even borrow money to enter the market. It’s important to know that the volatility in the cryptocurrency space is much greater than in traditional financial markets, and a single correction of over 50% is quite common. Investors who have leveraged positions are very likely to face liquidation. If a "meme coin" goes to zero or the project team runs away, holders are also likely to end up bankrupt.
In addition, security risks such as the loss of private keys, exchange hacks, phishing scams, and operational errors can also lead investors to lose all their capital, all of which must be avoided at all costs.

The second type: C coin achieves financial freedom
The essence of the path is simplicity, but very few are willing to slowly become rich. Most people who achieve financial freedom through Cryptocurrency Trading are simply "coin hoarders." They only buy mainstream coins like Bitcoin, buying when they have money, holding without selling, passively going all in, regardless of short-term fluctuations. In fact, they shouldn't be called "C coins"; they should be called "hoarded coins," just like some people buy houses or gold, as they are holding quality assets. The core idea is heavy investment + long-term holding.

The third type: a rapid operation like a tiger, and the profit looks like two hundred and fifty.
In such cases, many are "smart people" and "hardworking people". They work hard to study various "shitcoin projects" and airdrops, but they do not dare to heavily invest in these targets, so after all their hard work, they still do not earn much.
There are also some "swing traders" who constantly watch the market, thinking they have avoided minor pullbacks, but can easily be thrown off by major market movements.
Finally, some people's personalities are just not suited for investing. Investing is contrary to human nature, but most people always chase the rise and fall: they enter the market by following trends at high points, cut losses at low points, or sell as soon as there is a slight increase, and they can't really profit from significant market movements.

In fact, in investing, character development is more important than intelligence. Let's cultivate it slowly together.
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