Hello, friends, I want to talk about a very important topic

Greed — this is what often leads to losses, especially in crypto.

We are all susceptible to greed to some extent. Markets thrive on the fact that greed takes over for most investors. This is not just words — it’s a fact.

🤲 Advice

Don’t let greed control you. Study market psychology, especially in cryptocurrencies, where everything changes very quickly. It’s important to learn from others’ mistakes and broaden your worldview.

🤔 What do you think is more important for success in crypto: the ability to control emotions or the right choice of asset?

💎 I’m looking at Toncoin and can’t help but notice how confidently it’s growing this month.

It seems like it’s gearing up to shoot towards $7 again, despite all the troubles with the authorities. You’d think the situation might stop it, but $TON isn’t giving up and continues to rise.

What do you think, where will Toncoin go in the near future?

💸 Everyone who deals with investments, and many people in general, know about the existence and greatness of Warren Buffett, but not everyone knows interesting facts about his life.

☝️ One of Warren’s rules is to invest in companies whose products he uses and understands how their business works.

The old man doesn’t like technology, but he loves money and success, so he figured out Apple 🍏, although initially he didn’t see much potential in it. Since 2016, he began actively investing, to the point where he owned 5% of the entire company at one point.

👌 As a result, Buffett made his biggest money in dollar terms on Apple shares.

👛 From childhood, Warren tried to earn money in any way possible.
At 11, the young boy made his first investment, buying three shares of Cities Service Preferred for $120 through his sister with his saved money.

💰 He made his first million at 32, and earned 95% of his fortune after 60. In 1982 (at 52), his net worth was $376 million. At 59, he had $3.8 billion, and now, at 94, he has a whopping $139 billion.

🍔 Despite this, he doesn’t lead a lavish life. In fact, considering his wealth, he leads an ascetic life, living in a house bought back in 1958, regularly having breakfast at McDonald’s, where he consumes burgers and pies, and often stopping by Dairy Queen for ice cream.

This tells us a few things: first, healthy eating does not equal longevity, and McDonald’s food isn’t that bad😁.

But seriously, Buffett steadily and persistently pursued his goal. For example, if he had retired at 60, the Oracle of Omaha wouldn’t have gained such widespread fame or amassed such a colossal fortune. Yes, he would have been rich, like thousands of other successful people, but no more.

🧠 Buffett always saved and reinvested over a long period. If you think it’s all about luck, I disagree, because luck eventually comes to such people. Statistically, luck comes to everyone, but some are not ready to wait 5, 10, or 20 years for it.

▪️ What does this have to do with crypto and Bitcoin? He clearly stated that “it’s rat poison.”

The point is, this situation is similar to his relationship with Apple. I hope his age and cognitive abilities will give him a chance to understand what Bitcoin really is, how it works, and how important it is for all of humanity.