2026-01-11 01:23:11

Let me be straightforward.

There are very few things in life that are truly important. The risks you can bear, try to bear them as much as possible.

This principle applies not only in the crypto space but in all aspects of life.

From birth to old age, the process may not be very long. After entering your twenties, life begins to unfold in decades—thirties, forties, fifties... Each stage brings new challenges. Instead of shrinking back, it's better to actively embrace risks. Because when you look back on life, the regrets are often not for what you did, but for what you didn't do.

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BakedCatFanboy

· 2h ago

It's really profound, this hits home... Basically, you have to hustle when you're young, don't wait until you're old to regret it.

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GasFeeWhisperer

· 11h ago

Really, if you don't get on board when you're young, you'll have even less opportunity when you're older. Whether it's crypto or life, it's nothing more than gambling on your execution ability.

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AirdropHunter420

· 11h ago

This passage is amazing, especially the line "Regret is for the things you didn't do"—it really hit home. I'm still debating whether to go all-in on a certain project; it seems I need to be decisive. --- Damn, you're right, I am that kind of person who hesitates, and as a result, I’ve missed so many opportunities. --- Regarding risk tolerance, people in the crypto space definitely think more openly than the average person. --- Still hesitating in your twenties, but by your thirties, there really might be no chance left. That’s so true. --- But on the other hand, "try to take on as much risk as possible" sounds very passionate, but what if you stumble into a trap? I've already lost once. --- I totally agree; I just fear that only when you're older do you realize this truth, and by then, the time cost is too high. --- So are you advising me to go all-in? Haha. --- Is this some kind of motivational speech? But why does it sound somewhat reasonable? --- The biggest fear in the crypto world is regret—not the regret of losing money, but the regret of not participating.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 11h ago

That's right, but when we were young, too many people were scared to take action, and only regret it when they're almost dying.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 11h ago

I have to say, this really hits the mark. If you don't mess around when you're young, you'll only regret it when you're old. --- This logic is most applicable in the crypto circle; since it's all gambling anyway, might as well go all out. --- Haha, it's easy to say, but how many people dare to go all in at critical moments. --- I can handle the risks, just afraid of the consequences after taking on the risk haha. --- That's why I went all in on shitcoins, seize the youth while I can. --- If you don't go out and have fun in your twenties, you'll only regret it in your thirties, really. --- Sounds good, but in practice, it still depends on the capital, brother. --- There's some truth to that, but don't put all your chips in; that's gambling, not risk-taking. --- That's right, but I'm just afraid that "risk-taking" and "betting your life" are only one step apart.

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OptionWhisperer

· 11h ago

Really, if you don't go all in when you're young, you'll only regret it when you're old. That's true, but most people still choose to be conservative. What a pity. It sounds like a motivational quote, but this is indeed the logic of winners. A decade is a stage; when you count it up, there aren't many decades. Why not take a gamble? In crypto, those who have tested and dared to take risks truly live comfortably.

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