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Actually, the 'Golden Dog' is not hard to recognize; it's often obvious at a glance. But why does the outcome always favor him while you lose?
Winning or losing is not about cognition, but about human nature.
Everyone understands it, but when the market drops, you don't dare to buy, he holds on; during a sharp decline, you collapse, he bears the load; during a long sideways correction, you cut your losses and exit, he still persists.
The cruelest part is, if it truly goes to zero, you lose all your assets, while he only loses 0.1% of his account.
Trading is essentially gambling, but how to 'tr

Today's tip: Rest, and avoid FOMO.

When the efficiency of centralization is pushed to the extreme, decentralization is no longer an inefficient redundancy, but the only 'hedging asset' against single points of failure;
When compliance and transparency make the world as sterile as an operating room, privacy is no longer a cover for wrongdoing, but the most valuable 'luxury' in the data era;
When restrictions form a tightly sealed iron wall, freedom is no longer a rebellious slogan, but a 'value depression' that liquidity must flow to.

Crypto Circle / Money-Making Circle · Provincial Studies
【Shandong School】 (Drinking Game Ranking) "Who the fish head points to, that person is the boss; only those who drink to the bottom of the table are qualified to be family members."
【Guangdong School】 (Pragmatic Feng Shui) "Watch K-line in slippers, calculate your birth chart before entering the market, no grand narratives, just ask if you can have a prosperous year."
【Shanghai School】 (Refined Style) "Coffee must be an Australian flat white, speak with a touch of English, you can cut the leeks, but the community tone must not be messed

These years, the topic of "escaping" has been very popular. Many people are obsessed, thinking that as long as they break through the Great Firewall physically, they can immediately change their fate. To be blunt:
If you can't even understand the basic rules of survival in your own country, why do you think moving to an unfamiliar country like the US, with a different language, culture, and more intense competition, will make you a "superior person"?
1. Ability is hard currency; environment is just an amplifier
You find delivering food tiring in your own country, working in a factory hard, and

In the financial world, your passport at most counts as a "face," but your address is your "bill of sale."
Why is an address more important than identity?
Taxation is all about territory: most government offices worldwide don't care which country you're from; they only look at whose land you're on. Whoever's land you live on, you have to follow their rules and pay accordingly—that's an iron law.
Fake information is just "double-dealing": you hold a Chinese passport but insist on using an overseas address. The brokerage system gets confused: who exactly are you under? Since it's unclear, it def