In 2012, I came to Shenzhen to work, and three years later I began to venture into the world of Crypto Assets. Now, I own two properties and two luxury cars in Guangzhou - one Land Rover and one Mercedes. I have 100,000 yuan of disposable income each month for spending, while most of my assets are still operating in the exchange.

Long-term engagement in trading work has allowed me to move past the initial excitement phase. Now, the market's fluctuations no longer trigger excessive emotional ups and downs. However, the challenges that come with this job still remain.

First of all, the reversed schedule has become the norm. Many so-called "genius traders" look ten years older than their actual age and have gained weight. Fortunately, I still pay attention to maintaining a good appearance.

Secondly, life is not as luxurious as outsiders imagine. Even during leisure time, I find it difficult to fully relax. A sense of anxiety stemming from responsibility always exists, because there are too many people who trust and rely on us. This pressure, in turn, drives us to continuously improve.

In daily life, I rarely participate in socializing. More time is spent monitoring the market, keeping an eye on market dynamics, summarizing experiences, and reflecting on strategies. The information on my phone is often overwhelming.

Pressure has always accompanied me, from initially trying to solve the pressure to now working hard to improve my ability to withstand it. The reason I need to continuously pay attention to the market is that I mainly engage in short-term contract trading, which requires me to seize the right opportunities at any time. At the same time, I also have to deal with various inquiries from all sides.

This is my real state of life - both the satisfaction brought by success and the pressure and responsibility of continuous struggle.