#数字资产生态回暖 In the years when I first entered the circle, I was a typical impulsive operator relying on intuition—seeing someone in the square shout "take off," I immediately followed; hearing a major V say an opportunity has arrived, I reacted faster than anyone. At that time, I felt invincible, truly believing I had "market sense," always thinking I could catch the most profitable wave.

But the crypto world is just like that, the more you think you're clever, the more it will harshly teach you a lesson.

That last SOL headlong waterfall last year woke me up—it’s a feeling I’ll never forget.

I didn’t realize what was happening at first; the K-line was like an out-of-control elevator, plunging straight to the floor in an instant. My account turned from green to red, then from red to dark red, until I thought, "This really isn’t right." My phone was heating up from the vibration, my heartbeat racing with the market frenzy. I stared at that long downward candle breaking support, feeling like the market was pressing me underwater—

"Wake up, what are you doing messing around here with just your instincts."

That night, I finally understood: those moments of making money before were never about skill, just luck that hadn’t kicked me out yet.

Whenever the square calls for a buy, I follow; when a V says it’s going up, I rush in; when the project is hot, I go all-in—these ways look like trading, but in reality, it’s just gambling your life away to others. That SOL waterfall wasn’t just a market move; it was the end of three years of overconfidence. It ripped me out of the illusion of "playing the market based on feelings."

Now I understand—those who really survive long-term are never the fastest runners, but the ones who make it to the end.

$BTC, $ETH, $SOL, $BNB, $XRP—no matter how the market moves, my mindset is what matters most. What about you? Are you still mindlessly following the crowd, or are you starting to think about how to survive until the end?

The crypto market’s rebound may be coming again, but stop gambling with your feelings.