Three years ago, during a family gathering, my relatives didn't look at my crypto investments kindly. "Why are you still trading coins? Isn't that just gambling?" one relative after another said. At that time, BTC was still hovering around $30,000, and ETH had just broken through the $2,000 mark. The entire market was shrouded in a bear market atmosphere. Listening to their advice to "find a proper job," and watching their seemingly glamorous but hollow displays of wealth, I clenched my shrinking positions and didn't even dare to show my real holdings in the family group chat.

It wasn't until my account balance jumped to seven figures that the game truly changed.

I handed my husband a screenshot: "Look, this is what you call 'gambling'." He was stunned, and after a moment, he reacted with a smile: "I'll cook dinner tonight, and you teach me how to operate." In front of the numbers, all the previous arguments seemed pale and powerless. #数字资产市场动态

When I returned home, everything had turned around. My younger cousin grabbed me: "Sister, is there still a chance for ETH? I heard it can reach ten thousand?" Even the most harsh elder in the family came forward: "How do you store Bitcoin safely? What wallet should I use?" I opened the exchange app and explained on the spot—KYC process, spot buying, risk management—a free crypto beginner class unfolded at the dinner table. My father-in-law muttered: "If I had known this thing was so profitable, I should have invested a little back then..."

What was once "daydreaming" has now become the most stable side hustle at home. Ironically, in a bull market, anyone can be a "genius," but only those who have truly earned money and experienced losses understand how dangerous this market really is.

Behind the rise and fall of crypto assets, it’s actually a battle of cognition. Before your understanding catches up with the trend, even the best opportunities are just someone else's story.