Many people like to emulate the strategies of expert traders, but the problem is, for them, a single candlestick drop is a pullback; for us, it's an exit signal. Others with tens of millions in capital, slowly adding to their positions, is seen as strategic positioning; we with a few thousand dollars, hesitating, are missing out on the next rocket. The wealthy can be stable because stability allows them to become even richer; the poor want stability because they fear losing everything except their login password. To put it bluntly—the real advantage of ordinary people is their agility, their willingness to take risks, and their willingness to gamble—just don't throw your life away. Choosing the right direction is more important than pretending to be mature. The crypto world is about timing, not being aloof.

Tell me how much money you lost in the crypto world this year! Anyway, nobody knows us 😔 #btc

I was chatting with friends over tea about trading recently, and the truth is, most people in the crypto world don't lose to the market, but to themselves. For a while, I was glued to the screen every day. A single candlestick could send my emotions soaring and plummeting. I was afraid of missing out on gains if it went up, and afraid of being stuck with losses if it went down. The result was chaotic and increasingly disorganized trading. Later, I realized the market wasn't targeting me; it was just normal fluctuation. I treated every tremor like my last. Many people also fall in love with leverage, thinking they can get rich overnight. The result: their accounts go to zero before their mindset does. Others lack position management and planning, relying entirely on intuition, impulse, and the belief that tomorrow will be better. Honestly, the biggest opponent for retail investors isn't institutions, but our limited ability to withstand volatility. Only by remaining calm can we have a chance. Without calm, no method will work. #btc

This Pinduoduo drama is amazing! Two powerful figures clashed, and in the end, Pinduoduo came out on top. Pinduoduo must have poured a lot of money into this deal. We ordinary people are just beasts of burden, barely able to make ends meet. Getting rich is harder than climbing to heaven. But Pinduoduo's lightning-fast refund policy is truly impressive for us ordinary folks.

My old buddy, Gouwa, told me he found a girlfriend! I'm so happy for him! I wish them all the best! Let's all send our blessings!

After being in the crypto space for a while, I've realized that the most confusing thing about Web3 isn't market trends, but trusting others. For example, a KOL who's a legend today might be afraid to reply tomorrow. A friend who promised to stick with you through thick and thin yesterday might treat you like an ATM the next day. There are no eternal leaders in the crypto world, and no one can carry you forever. The only thing that can truly save you is your own judgment. You can listen to information, you can consider advice, but the final decision on placing an order, cutting losses, and exiting the market is entirely yours to bear. So don't pin your hopes on others. Anyone can fall in this world, but you must remain steadfast. What will always cost you is trusting others. What will always save you is trusting yourself. #btc

Lately, watching the SOL (Solar Ordinary Futures) market has made me a little uneasy. A couple of days ago, I checked the updates of several treasuries and found that a few more had gone bankrupt. In that instant, I suddenly understood why the SOL's performance lately has been like my friend's savings account – completely stagnant. The most absurd thing is that ETF inflows have stopped, and DAT (Digital Asset Management) buyers have also stopped. It feels like the entire ecosystem has been put on pause. I'm developing a psychological aversion to watching the market every day, but honestly, with things like the SOL, when it drops sharply, the rebound can be terrifying. If those institutions make even the slightest move in their positions, the market can swing so wildly you'll question your existence.

The off-exchange price for CPUs is 6.7? I thought stockpiling CPUs was the safest bet, but the ones I bought on July 15th are now 6.7 😭

After years of experience, I've realized that cryptocurrency trading isn't about who shouts the loudest, but about who can see things more clearly at crucial moments. You mean methods and techniques? I've also gone through a lot of trial and error. The logic for truly surviving in the market actually boils down to just three or four points. It's so simple you won't believe it, but the simpler it is, the harder it is to execute. Now, when I look at a blockchain or a coin, I first check if anyone is actively trading. Is the volume slowly increasing? If it's been consolidating for a while and then suddenly surges, it basically means someone's itching to make a move. Then I look at the closing price. A daytime price swing that leaves you dizzy isn't enough; a closing price that holds above key levels is the real signal. Major players manipulate the market quietly, giving retail investors little room to think. Then timing is also crucial. Don't touch those that have been consolidating for three to five days. A truly explosive breakout is built up over months of accumulation and patience. Finally, I look at the price action. Where are the resistance levels? Should you short after a breakout? You need to have a clear understanding of this, otherwise, you'll be shaken out by market volatility. The biggest advantage for retail investors is that they don't need to open positions every day. One decisive move when the time is better than ten random trades. #btc

Honestly 😭 I've kissed more times in my entire life than I've kissed those two in just this one time.