Binance's founder's first major earnings in his early years were not actually from the exchange business.
At that time, Bitcoin had not yet been widely recognized—honestly, many people thought it was just a scam. When doubts were at their peak, he made a decision: sell his house and go all-in on BTC.
This story reveals a simple yet profound investment logic. For digital assets like Bitcoin, the key to making money lies in two critical moments:
First, when the entire market is in panic and everyone is anxious, go against the crowd and have the courage to buy; second, when market sentiment is high and everyone is celebrating, know when to sell.
These two points, over a long cycle, are enough to achieve stable profits. Mindset and timing are often more important than technical analysis.
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BTCBeliefStation
· 12h ago
That's right, bottom fishing and top selling are that simple; the difficult part is having the courage and resolve.
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TradingNightmare
· 21h ago
Selling a house to go all-in sounds exciting, but how many actually dare to do it? The key is to bet on the right, because if you bet wrong, you'll become a refugee.
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CodeSmellHunter
· 21h ago
Talking about going all-in on selling a house is easy, but how many can actually do it? The key is attitude—are you clear-headed during a big downturn?
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DaoDeveloper
· 21h ago
timing the market is basically impossible tho... the real primitive here is understanding sentiment cycles as game-theoretic equilibria, not just "buy fear sell greed" vibes. way easier said than done
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SelfCustodyBro
· 21h ago
Selling a house and going all-in... It sounds easy to say, but actually doing it requires real skill and a tough mindset.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 21h ago
Basically, it's a mindset game; technical analysis is all just an illusion.
Binance's founder's first major earnings in his early years were not actually from the exchange business.
At that time, Bitcoin had not yet been widely recognized—honestly, many people thought it was just a scam. When doubts were at their peak, he made a decision: sell his house and go all-in on BTC.
This story reveals a simple yet profound investment logic. For digital assets like Bitcoin, the key to making money lies in two critical moments:
First, when the entire market is in panic and everyone is anxious, go against the crowd and have the courage to buy; second, when market sentiment is high and everyone is celebrating, know when to sell.
These two points, over a long cycle, are enough to achieve stable profits. Mindset and timing are often more important than technical analysis.