Many friends ask me, what is your personality? I said, impatient. They all don't believe it. How could you be impatient? Looking at the text so calmly. I entered the market in September 2020, but due to impatience and recklessness, I was persuaded by my group members to take over the market. By November 2020, my total funds had already halved. Please note, that was in a bull market. After understanding the game, I gradually started to get better. However, I still encountered three covers that almost went to zero, and KP3R was buried by Maji and almost went bankrupt. In the NFT stage, the initial profit margin is 1 meter, and eventually a small picture of about 2 meters lies in the wallet address and returns to zero. At the stage of inscription, there were countless stray dogs that I blindly rushed to zero in the ordinarines, some of whom were initially optimistic about. They all had perspectives, "communities", "friends" who said they were good, and even some of whom I had talked about on Twitter. In the end, they all returned to zero. In the Solana meme stage, I blindly marked countless targets. Before I understood, I took about 300000 dollars to the chain and lost 200000 dollars, including ACT, which I took over 20m and chopped all the way. On the chain, it's like this. Whether it's not understanding the game, being FOMO by group friends, being RUG by others, or being moved by oneself and believing in some narratives, everyone will suffer losses. Most of the pitfalls either occur when I have no influence and post to zero but no one cares, or when I have influence and am filtered out by me. It is precisely because of an impatient personality, not a natural trader of the Holy Eucharist, that one reflects through repeated pains, hoping to think deeply/thoroughly/understand, and then align behavior and personality with cognition. As long as you play on the blockchain and crypto, most of them are pitfalls, and I am no exception. In the past 5 years, I have mostly suffered losses, but I have figured out the rules and many of them have achieved the real big results later on. My friend gave me advice: Either ignore others' opinions and continue to express all viewpoints, it doesn't matter if you are wrong; Either filter out all the segments and only raise the second segment, and slowly build a position after observing for a long time before raising again. I'll choose the latter. My history of losing money is the real growth history of a crypto trader. There are not so many perpetual profits, only struggling to learn and move forward bit by bit.