Daily dedicated time for answering private message questions: about wallet management. Actually, everyone has two wallets: a trading wallet and a living wallet. Trading wallet: spending money brings excitement, a desire to win or lose, and anticipation of a comeback. Living wallet: expenses are mostly certain outflows, with no returns, only consumption, which makes losses more noticeable. Spending provides immediate feedback and dopamine, while living expenses do not. Additionally, it’s about redefining self-worth through the ability to spend money. Moreover, this state also reflects a lack of security; people seek quick changes through trading while desperately maintaining safety in their daily lives. In “emotion-driven” scenarios, they “relax constraints,” while in “stable real-life” scenarios, they “strengthen control” — a psychological pattern. Conclusion: an imbalance in the management of these two wallets.
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Daily dedicated time for answering private message questions: about wallet management. Actually, everyone has two wallets: a trading wallet and a living wallet. Trading wallet: spending money brings excitement, a desire to win or lose, and anticipation of a comeback. Living wallet: expenses are mostly certain outflows, with no returns, only consumption, which makes losses more noticeable. Spending provides immediate feedback and dopamine, while living expenses do not. Additionally, it’s about redefining self-worth through the ability to spend money. Moreover, this state also reflects a lack of security; people seek quick changes through trading while desperately maintaining safety in their daily lives. In “emotion-driven” scenarios, they “relax constraints,” while in “stable real-life” scenarios, they “strengthen control” — a psychological pattern. Conclusion: an imbalance in the management of these two wallets.