Weekend musings

Hello brothers, I am trader Zhu Yidan. The weekend is about to end, and it turns out to be another big stage for the shanzhai (copycat) coins, especially the new coins, which have made me anxious with their surges. A few days ago, I had to choose one out of two, and I picked a junk coin and got stuck, while the one I didn't choose doubled directly. I really want to slap myself a few times.
Today I spent 10,000 u on two bags for my wife. When we got home, she went straight to put the kids to bed. Looking at the two bags casually placed by the door, I suddenly felt like flowers were inserted into cow dung. My wife has never paid much attention to these things; she usually doesn't wear makeup or dress up. A few years ago, before we had kids and when she was focused on her career, she was making millions a year. Compared to her, I might seem more like a woman, having a strong interest in shopping. Our relatives and friends all say we've completely reversed roles.
I consider myself very lucky in this regard. She has always supported me in this industry. The small achievement I made today is largely thanks to her quiet contributions behind the scenes. Also, my mom has done the same. In the early days of my career, she provided me with financial support multiple times. There was one particularly risky moment when my mom sent me money for investment in the morning, and in the afternoon, the market started to plummet. If it weren't for that money, I would have been liquidated that day, which happened to be the lowest point of the market. Right after that, there was a significant rebound in altcoins. Not only did I recover my losses, but I also made a profit of 1 million.
So luck really plays a big role in trading. I used to think it was my skill, but after going through several rounds of beatings, I've come to realize that money comes from the market. Of course, I definitely have my own set of skills as well. Losing and making money has given me a certain level of experience. I consider myself quite stubborn; despite the poor market for altcoins in these two years, I still insist on trading altcoins, and still being alive is a proof of my strength.
I love money, but I also spend it very willingly. I believe that money only counts when it is spent; otherwise, it's just paper and numbers. When I spend money, I often think of it as a loss because I've personally experienced several rounds of it—earning over a million from an investment of over 200,000, thinking I could double it again, only to see it drop back down to over 200,000. Every time this happens, I think to myself that I might as well have spent it all.
So don't be reluctant to withdraw funds, always thinking about making big profits with your principal. In fact, your method is wrong; the larger the capital, the faster the losses accumulate. Conversely, if your method is correct and you follow the market trends, even a small capital can quickly multiply.
I hope the market can smoothly transition to the third stage, the altcoin season, allowing me to truly break through the capital bottleneck and make 10 million!