Watching others multiply their coins several times over, it’s incredibly frustrating, and then I jump in to follow the trend, only to see the price drop immediately after buying. The tokens I hold are trapped, and I don’t want to admit defeat, so I add more to lower my average cost, but in the end, I lose more and more. I keep thinking this wave will turn around, but who knew it would be completely gone.

When I first entered the scene, I played like this. I lost so much that I doubted my life before I realized—this isn’t investing, it’s clearly just giving away money.

After suffering several big losses, I finally understood a principle: I must first adjust my mindset and establish my own investment system. Stick to this approach, and gradually I can stop the losses and start making profits.

Investing, in essence, isn’t about sprinting to the finish line, but about who loses less and who can survive longer. The remaining gains will naturally come back. On the surface, it’s about skills and methods, but fundamentally, it’s about having a calm heart. When your mind is chaotic, even the best strategies will turn into failures.

Calming the mind and training methods—this is the experience I gained step by step through pitfalls.