The US CPI data is about to be released, and in the crypto world, some people are always thinking about getting rich overnight, but reality is often more painful. Instead of obsessively trying to beat inflation, it's better to ensure your wallet doesn't shrink first. In this era, achieving an annual return of 5% to 8% steadily is already quite good.



How to do it? Just these points: First, keep enough emergency funds and don't put all your assets at risk; second, don't put all eggs in one basket—diversification is basic; third, impulse is the devil—avoid frequent trading; fourth, stick to your own rules and don't always think about overturning them.

It may seem boring, right? But the real opponent isn't the market—it's your own emotions. Overcoming impulsiveness is more valuable than anything.
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BlockchainBardvip
· 3h ago
You're absolutely right, that's the point, but 99% of people can't listen Don't keep staring at those ten-bagger coins, protecting the principal is the key I think the most heartbreaking thing is impulsiveness. As soon as a CPI comes out, go all-in, and end up doubting life 5%-8% annualized return sounds small, but with compound interest over ten years, it's truly amazing in hindsight The key is to have discipline; you must stick to the rules you set yourself, or you'll just be working for the exchange for free Honestly, being able to control your greed is more valuable than any technical analysis
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BearMarketMonkvip
· 3h ago
年化5-8%就满足了?我怎么感觉在麻痹自己呢 说得没错,但真正做到的人能有几个 情绪管理才是最难的那一关,没骗你 又来了,这套理论我听过一百遍了 留应急金这点确实重要,其他的嘛各人各的命吧
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tx_pending_forevervip
· 3h ago
It sounds good, but how many people can really do it? I've seen too many people shout about stable allocation, only to go all-in after hearing a little rumor. In my opinion, being satisfied with an annualized return of 5 to 8%? That requires a lot of self-discipline, most people simply can't hold on. This theory has no flaws; the difficulty lies in execution. Relying solely on willpower is simply not enough. Instead of studying these, it's better to reflect on why you are always being led by your emotions. Ensuring that your wallet doesn't shrink is correct, but people in the crypto circle tend to do the opposite. Actually, the hardest part isn't understanding these principles; it's truly being able to withstand those tempting opportunities.
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LuckyBearDrawervip
· 3h ago
5% to 8%? Pfft, you're just here to tease me. --- Exactly, no one listens, watching others make ten or hundred times more money, who still wants to be conservative? --- The last sentence hit the mark; emotional control is really the hardest part. --- I've stepped on the landmine of emergency funds before, lessons learned through blood and tears. --- Diversified allocation sounds simple, but in real operation, the brain still goes haywire and ends up all-in. --- Only when calm do you realize that making money is about surviving longer. --- So many rookies in the crypto world, isn't that just the price of impulsiveness? --- Is 8% annualized return enough? Your goal is way too modest, huh. --- I just want to ask, has anyone actually followed this plan? --- Emotions, if you haven't bled before, you simply can't control them.
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