The mindset of getting rich quickly can destroy investors

There are countless legends circulating in this market: multiplying tenfold in three or five days, becoming a billionaire overnight. Hearing these stories repeatedly, no one thinks about steady growth anymore. The problem isn't just money; more critically, the mindset is completely altered—judgment of risk and understanding of the market are both worn down.

Take people in their twenties just entering the market. This age is the most dangerous because they have ample time, limited capital, and a desire to change their lives. Once they taste the thrill of quick gains, it's hard to weigh benefits and risks rationally. The design of the crypto market's temptation mechanisms is too clever—stories of hundredfold coins everywhere, wealth-building myths in communities, and every market wave brings regrets of "why didn't I buy."

So what's the problem? Most people have the probabilities reversed. They see others making money but fail to see the larger number of people losing their principal. This is not just a wealth game but a cognitive gamble. Before choosing to enter, ask yourself: what is the worst-case scenario I can endure?