I stared blankly at the data on the chain, Gas fluctuating high and low. Half of the group was calling for a bull market, while the other half was calling for zero. I was actually very real at that time - I wanted to catch everything, but couldn't catch anything. Seeing others double, I feel like I'm not good enough; Seeing the project's explosion, I began to doubt if this path was not suitable for me. At that moment, I suddenly realized a problem: Why are some people picking up money and others risking their lives on the same chain and market? Later on, I gradually realized that it's not the market that's different, it's' people that are different '. More precisely, 'how you view the market' determines what kind of life you will live in the market. Once I came up with a new project, the white paper was only two pages long, and the community was filled with emoticons. When I first entered, it rose sharply, and the group had already started shouting ten or twenty times, which made me feel a bit overwhelmed. The next day, it was directly smashed through. At that moment, the first thought in my mind was, "That's it, I made the wrong choice again. I'm not suitable for playing on the blockchain But soon I stopped. I changed the way of asking: If I were someone who could truly make money on the chain in the long run, what would I think at this moment? The answer is actually quite simple: He won't see this as a 'failure', he will only see it as' data '. So I opened up this transaction and looked at it: Is the entry logic correct? Are emotions being driven? Is the position out of control? Is there a pre-set exit? The market hasn't changed, it's me who labeled this matter as a 'failure'. Later on, I started playing with something very strange: the artificial trading method. No longer asking 'what should I do', But instead, the question is: "What would a truly stable and profitable person do at this moment for example When he wants to challenge Tugou, he will first look at the data on the chain instead of the group's emotions When he wants to make a move, he will first reduce his position instead of increasing it When he wants to cut meat, he will review first instead of acting emotionally At first, it was awkward, like acting. But miraculously, as long as you do it right even once For example, holding back from chasing high, or taking profits in advance once You will have a subtle feeling in your heart: Hey, I really seem a bit like that kind of person Once this feeling comes out, it will be easier for you to get it right next time. Slowly forming a closed loop: Building faith step by step → Taking action to keep up → Strengthening faith again → Taking action again The most crucial moment was when I decided to make only a small change. In the past, when I looked at projects, I used to browse Twitter, check KOLs, and observe emotions. Later, I set myself a minimum action: Before each entry, only do one thing: open the on chain data to see the real cash flow. Just this one action. It's not complicated or difficult, but it directly pulled me from an "emotional player" to a "data player". Gradually, you will discover that, You don't suddenly become strong, but through a bunch of 'small actions like a strong person', you gradually become that kind of person. It wasn't until later that I understood a very counterintuitive point: Most people think Make money first → you are the master But the real path is actually the opposite: First, observe, think, and act in a skilled manner before gradually making money Just like on chain consensus, It's not because it has value that people believe in it, but because people believe in it first, it has value. People are the same. Looking back now, there are actually many so-called 'explosive profits' and' explosive losses', The essence is not a project issue, but rather 'what identity are you using to participate in this market'. You enter as a gambler, and the market is like a casino. You enter the market as a trader, and the market is a tool. Only when you enter the market as a long-term builder can the market become an opportunity. Later on, I left myself a very simple but useful sentence: Don't always think about how much you'll earn in the next wave, First, let me ask a question If I were the person who has already walked out, what would I do now Then make the smallest action. That's enough. This article is sponsored by @ bcgame