2025-12-25 02:28:49

I entered the cryptocurrency circle, and to be honest, I was attracted by two things: financial freedom and spiritual liberation. For me, digital currency symbolizes not only the potential for asset appreciation but also a certain spiritual independence and emancipation.

I especially admire those big shots and experts who are fighting in the crypto world. They look a bit like knights wielding swords and roaming the world, or like cowboys wandering the West in Western movies—completely free. As for their financial situation, that's another matter. But from a spiritual perspective, they have obviously broken free from many constraints.

Maybe I idealize them too much. But upon reflection, aren't people all living based on certain illusions? Those illusions give us direction and motivation to move forward. To me, cryptocurrency is such an existence—it is a dream, a dream of freedom.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 3h ago

Bottom fishing, bottom fishing, dreams are good, but don't think of the big shots in the crypto world as knights errant. Some people are already financially free, and some are already financially free in prison.

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SlowLearnerWang

· 3h ago

Haha, that sounds too poetic... Actually, you just want to get rich and also want to appear mentally independent, right? This dream, I advise you to wake up. Most people end up losing money and still convince themselves they're right.

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ServantOfSatoshi

· 3h ago

Haha, spiritual liberation is indeed easy to self-indulge, but I just like this kind of persistence. To be honest, most big shots are also gambling; they just look like heroes when they win. Having dreams is always better than not having any. Anyway, the crypto market is a game built on illusions, so let's just dream well. Financial freedom and mental independence are both quite difficult to achieve; wanting both at the same time is a bit greedy. Looking at this writing... Bro, are you serious? I have to admit, I am a little moved. Freedom is indeed exciting, but don’t romanticize your losses either—that’s just too absurd. I agree, illusions are the motivation; a life in the crypto circle without dreams is indeed dull. As long as you don’t go all-in, dreaming is still okay. The safety margin is very important, brother.

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BlockchainBouncer

· 3h ago

So artistic... but to be honest, dreams are just dreams; in the end, it still depends on whether there's money in the account.

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ThesisInvestor

· 3h ago

That's right, illusions are the reason we are alive, and dreams drive everything. True freedom is not so easy to achieve, but the pursuit itself is worth it. As for how the big shots are doing financially, that's another story, but spiritual freedom is indeed real. It sounds very romantic, but we still need to focus on the fundamentals. I completely agree, this is the power of faith; faith is everything.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 3h ago

Illusions indeed motivate people, but most of the time they also lead to losses haha

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OffchainOracle

· 3h ago

Living on illusions... That's quite a harsh truth, but who in the crypto world isn't, haha

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