wlfi really got underplayed. That day, before going for wlfi, I was thinking—if even Trump can launch a coin, then wlfi is probably going to be tradable in the future, so I definitely had to go for it. But since this thing required KYC, I procrastinated and decided to sleep first, planning to talk to my friends about it after waking up. In the middle of the night, my friends woke me up, saying the wlfi presale was speeding up and asking if I wanted to get in. I calmly completed the KYC and sent money to my friend to help me participate. Here’s where I got lazy—when you ask a friend to help, you usually end up putting in about half of what you would if you did it yourself. Then something unexpected happened: before we even had the chance to get in, Trump’s wife launched her own coin. This made us hesitant after finishing with her coin, because we all felt her coin had a bit of a cash-grab vibe. So, we decided to only put in a small amount to avoid missing out entirely. For a bunch of reasons, I probably ended up putting in only a quarter of what I originally planned. But my mindset has improved now. If this were before, I’d definitely be super anxious and stressed. But hey, life isn’t just about making money—it’s such a boring thing to focus on. The things I really want to do are all outside the crypto space.