Day 58

Went downstairs for a walk and encountered an orange tabby cat by the flower bed.
It was lying there basking in the sun, sprawled out with belly up, its tail tip gently swaying. Sunlight fell on it, fluffy fur gleaming like it was dusted with gold powder. Passersby glanced at it, but it paid them no mind, not even lifting an eyelid.
I stood there for a while. It rolled over, changed position, and continued sunbathing.
I'm really envious. No need to watch charts, no need to stare at candlesticks, no need to care whether things went up or down today. When the sun comes out, bask in it; when the sun sets, sleep. Life is as simple as a blank sheet of paper.
I remember back when I worked in an office, everyone would nap during lunch break, sprawled on their desks. Only the stray cat downstairs would unfailingly bask in the sun by the flower bed. Colleagues said it was lazy, but I said it was smart. It knew what really mattered—sunlight, warmth, a comfortable position. Everything else could wait.
What about us? We check charts while eating, check charts while walking, even pull out our phones to take a look while sunbathing. It's as if not taking one glance means missing the whole world. But after looking, the world doesn't give us anything extra.
The orange tabby yawned, stretched lazy, and shifted positions again. As sunlight slowly moved across its body, it shuffled along too, like a sunflower following the sun.
If the weather's nice today, go bask for a while. Like the cat—think of nothing, rush about nothing. #BTC突破71000美元 #Gate正式接入Polymarket