We often say that holding onto coins is harder than enduring widowhood. Why is that?

Widowhood means witnessing the prosperity of the world, but your heart has already died; holding onto coins means watching the K-line, yet your heart remains alive. Widowhood at least knows where the end point is; holding coins, however, constantly asks: Should I sell now?

The difficulty of widowhood lies in perseverance; the difficulty of holding coins lies in resisting temptation. When you open your phone, the legend of 100x coins hits you head-on; when you close the screen, the green light of your account stares straight into your heart. You are comparing yourself to others' sudden wealth, to yesterday’s peak, and even more to the greed and fear within your own heart.

Therefore, what you are guarding is not just coins, but human nature. Every moment you fail to hold on is a victory of desire over reason.