I went downstairs for a walk and encountered an orange cat by the flower beds. It was lying there sunbathing, sprawled out completely, belly exposed, tail tip swaying gently. Sunlight fell on it, and its fur was fluffy, as if dusted with gold powder. The people passing by glanced at it, but it paid no attention, not even lifting its eyelids. I stood there for a while. It flipped over, changed position, and continued sunbathing. I really envy it. No need to watch the charts, no need to stare at candlestick patterns, no need to worry about whether it went up or down today. When the sun comes out, it baths in it; when the sun sets, it sleeps. Life is as simple as a blank sheet of paper. I remember when I used to work in an office, during lunch break everyone would lie down to sleep, only the stray cat downstairs would persistently sunbathe by the flower beds no matter what. A colleague said it was really lazy; I said it was really smart. It knew what truly mattered—sunlight, warmth, a comfortable position. Everything else didn't matter. What about us? We watch the charts while eating, watch them while walking, even pull out our phones to check them while sunbathing. It's as if we might miss the entire world if we don't take that one look. But after taking that look, the world doesn't give us anything extra. The orange cat yawned, stretched lazily, and changed position again. As the sunlight slowly moved across its body, it shifted along with it, like a sunflower following the sun. If the sunlight is nice today, go bask in it for a while. Like the cat, think about nothing, rush about nothing.#BTC突破71000美元 #Gate正式接入Polymarket
Day 58
I went downstairs for a walk and encountered an orange cat by the flower beds.
It was lying there sunbathing, sprawled out completely, belly exposed, tail tip swaying gently. Sunlight fell on it, and its fur was fluffy, as if dusted with gold powder. The people passing by glanced at it, but it paid no attention, not even lifting its eyelids.
I stood there for a while. It flipped over, changed position, and continued sunbathing.
I really envy it. No need to watch the charts, no need to stare at candlestick patterns, no need to worry about whether it went up or down today. When the sun comes out, it baths in it; when the sun sets, it sleeps. Life is as simple as a blank sheet of paper.
I remember when I used to work in an office, during lunch break everyone would lie down to sleep, only the stray cat downstairs would persistently sunbathe by the flower beds no matter what. A colleague said it was really lazy; I said it was really smart. It knew what truly mattered—sunlight, warmth, a comfortable position. Everything else didn't matter.
What about us? We watch the charts while eating, watch them while walking, even pull out our phones to check them while sunbathing. It's as if we might miss the entire world if we don't take that one look. But after taking that look, the world doesn't give us anything extra.
The orange cat yawned, stretched lazily, and changed position again. As the sunlight slowly moved across its body, it shifted along with it, like a sunflower following the sun.
If the sunlight is nice today, go bask in it for a while. Like the cat, think about nothing, rush about nothing.#BTC突破71000美元 #Gate正式接入Polymarket