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Before the holiday, I met a 32-year-old sister in the stock market. We've been talking for almost a year, from candlestick charts to life, from financial reports to late-night confessions, with a chemistry that feels like we've known each other for half a lifetime.
Today, she suddenly said she wanted to meet up. I hesitated for half an hour holding my phone, then replied: “You have a family, I just graduated a few years ago, I’m afraid I’ll hold you back.” She laughed and sent a voice message: “Just treat it as meeting an online friend, don’t overthink it.” I impulsively agreed.
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Whether trading cryptocurrencies or stocks, don't let your family know. Their fixed mindset will only make you feel disappointed and frustrated. They won't understand stocks, let alone cryptocurrencies. They only know that this thing can both lose and make money, so it must inevitably lead to losses. I don't trade futures, only spot trading, and I can still gradually grow my holdings. What's wrong with being a student? Even with little money, it's possible. $SOL $ETH If low-priced chips come but you don't dare to act or take certain risks, then I can only say there's nothing I can do—it's you