Good morning! What day is this. I got up yesterday and sold the pancake. Today, I can pick it up again. It's great to be able to make waves, but it's also great to not speculate on coins after failing. As for why we sold yesterday, on the surface, the current market trend shows more rebounds than reversals. In fact, holding positions is already exhausting, even if it's a big cake. Why do you want to buy it back again? When it falls, you feel like you're good again. It's difficult to integrate knowledge with action. However, evolving to only buy and sell big cakes is considered the biggest progress. Pledge has basically cooled down, especially the points system, which should have ended long ago. When the market is poor and the valuation is low, there are not many people buying it. If you want to pull the market and buy some leeks, they won't believe it even if there is no narrative. If it rises, sell it. Unless you're so aggressive that you're just another TRB. Yesterday, I glanced at Baby and it was -2 full. No one really bought it. I used to think that the 20 million market value contract of Binance was too low. Not too much now. Carving a boat to seek a sword is meant to break, and habitual cognition will lead to habitual losses. Keep up with the times. Adjust your thinking at any time. Now wanting to make money feels like doing high certainty and low returns in one's self-awareness. Instead of high returns and low certainty. Habitual bloggers basically have nothing left until the end. I have met many people this time and have lost almost all the money I earned from the previous bull market. We no longer talk about making money. But to live strong in this market, waiting for opportunities to arise. It is becoming increasingly difficult to turn things around. It's not that there are no opportunities in the industry, it's that opportunities have long been taken advantage of by people who are richer, smarter, and more competitive than you. So. You can either join the upward movement, or if it doesn't work, just pick up a little bit. It's breakfast now, good luck.