Kiều Nè
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The market is calm but still has some rhythm 😏
• $BTC remains steady around 70K (+0.15%)
• $ETH is flat, slightly down (-0.12%)
• $SOL leads the altcoins (+0.29%)
• $DOGE is still doing well (+0.19%)
• $ENJ has adjusted quite deeply (-3.23%)
• $OFC has bounced back strongly (+1.49%)
• $PI continues to move sideways slightly (-0.36%)
👉 Overview: the market is accumulating, with no major fluctuations yet. Altcoins are starting to show clear differentiation.
Which coins are you holding? 🚀
Crypto taught me a very valuable lesson:
Failure doesn't always come from choosing the wrong coin.
Sometimes, it comes from greed.
Making a profit → wanting more profit.
Achieving the goal → still wanting more.
When the market turns → profits disappear, even turning into losses.
After many ups and downs, I realized:
Making money in crypto is hard.
Knowing when to stop to keep your money is even harder.
Don't let greed turn a profitable trade into an expensive lesson.
Have you ever fallen into this lesson, brothers?
Have you all had breakfast yet?
It's been a long time since I last ate bún chấm, it looks simple but tastes surprisingly good.
There are some dishes you haven't eaten in a while, and suddenly when you eat them again, they feel so addictive!
What did everyone have for breakfast this morning?"
Kiều Nè
GM everyone 👋
Today I don't know what will happen, but just get up, have breakfast, work, and try little by little.
Life doesn't always have to be fast.
As long as every day I am still moving forward.
Wishing everyone a day full of energy and only happy things.
What is everyone doing this morning?
There is something I'm quite curious about.
If one day you wake up and find your account has an extra 100 million, but you must keep this money absolutely secret, not telling anyone.
What would you do first?
Buy what you like?
Pay off all your debts?
Save it?
Or continue working as if nothing happened?
As for me, the first thing would be to check my account 5 times to see if the bank made a mistake 😂
If I'm sure the money is mine... then I'll think about what to do next.
There is one thing that the more I experience, the more curious I become.
Why are there people who earn a lot of money but live extremely simple lives, almost no one knows how much money they have.
While there are others who may not earn much, but always want to prove that they are living very well.
Perhaps at some point, people no longer want to prove anything to anyone.
As long as they feel enough, their family is peaceful, and their account still has money, that's enough.
I wonder what everyone thinks about this?
GN 🌙
There are days when I really feel tired.
The pressure of money, work, and not knowing where to go... sometimes I just want to lie down and let everything be.
But then I think again, I still have to keep trying.
If I haven't earned money yet, then keep earning; if I haven't achieved what I want, then keep going.
Today I'm tired, so I allow myself to rest a bit.
Tomorrow I will wake up and continue fighting life.
Wishing everyone a good night.
Hope our tomorrow will be easier than today.
Lately, I don't understand why it's so hard to earn money, but so easy to spend it.
Before the money even hits my wallet, there's already a pile of bills lined up waiting.
My wallet keeps getting thinner, while the expenses keep getting more "thoughtful."
It's true that money doesn't just disappear on its own; it just gradually turns into bills.
After going through so many ups and downs in Crypto, I realized one thing:
The market is not as scary as one's own greed.
When it's green, you're afraid of missing out.
When it's red, you're afraid of losing money.
When you're in profit, you want more.
In the end, I understood that making money is hard, but keeping it is even harder.
And for everyone else, what is the biggest lesson Crypto has taught you?
Sometimes, calming the mind is the best.
No arguing, no explaining, no trying to prove anything to anyone.
Just calmly do what you need to do, live the life you want to live.
Whatever comes will eventually have a way to be resolved.
Find a little peace, then move on.
And you, when tired of everything, do you choose silence or find someone to confide in?
SAVINGS DEPOSIT: DON'T JUST LOOK AT THE INTEREST RATE
When people have idle money, many think:
"Just pick the bank with the highest interest rate and deposit there."
But in my opinion, saving deposits also require planning.
For example, if you have 120 million, instead of depositing one 12-month term, you can split it into smaller amounts with staggered maturity dates. That way, each month one amount matures; if you need money, you use it, if not, you roll it over.
Additionally, you can divide money according to different "tasks":
• Money needed for use → prioritize flexibility
• Emergency funds → easy to withdraw when needed
• Money not needed for 6–12 months → deposit for longer terms
• Long-term money → consider renewal
If income is stable, you can set the rule: money comes in → save first → spend the rest.
And when depositing a large amount, don’t hesitate to ask staff about interest rates, whether to deposit online or at the counter, early withdrawal, splitting deposits, and how to handle maturity.
I used to be quite shy to ask, but now if I go to deposit money, I ask more thoroughly.
In my opinion, a good savings deposit doesn’t necessarily mean choosing the highest interest rate.
It means knowing how much money needs to be flexible, how much can be locked, and which term suits you best.
