This crash hit hard. The reason I lost is because I kept holding spot positions and meme coins, and didn’t pull off those extreme maneuvers like the pros to make decent gains in this kind of market. Stayed up during the early morning crash, watching a few promising top meme coins nosedive 80% in a straight line. My mind went blank for a few seconds. Snapped out of it and scrambled to withdraw some USDT from my savings to buy the dip. But the withdrawal got stuck, and by the time the funds arrived, the coin prices had already bounced back 3x. In the end, I didn’t catch the dip. With the situation unclear, I decided not to add more positions and just gave up. Seeing others make millions in this extreme market, it’s impossible to say I’m not feeling any anxiety. But psychology tells us that the pain of losing $1 is 2-3 times greater than the joy of earning $1. On second thought, just surviving and staying at the table in such extreme conditions is a kind of luck in itself. I don’t even know how to comfort those friends who got liquidated. As an ordinary trader, all I can say to friends like me is: try to stay away from leverage. At the same time, I constantly remind myself not to raise my risk tolerance just because I’ve won a few bets in a row. It’s better to live ‘good enough’ than to die trying to be ‘perfect.’ As long as you haven’t lost everything at the table, there’s always another round to play.