When the market is good, the bull comes. Talking about $1 billion, $10 billion. When the market is bad, the bear arrives. Liquidity dries up, project teams dump, and big players run away. Holding coins in hand, singing bear market every day. Sell everything, then keep singing bear market every day. Even the bull gets scared away. These people are like those who’ve never seen a ghost in real life, but keep talking about haunted places all the time. They believe in love but don’t believe they’ll ever find true love. Inconsistent, inexplicably creating their own anxiety and mental exhaustion. A little turbulence, and they sway back and forth, terrified of misjudging the market once, afraid of being drowned in criticism from followers. So what if you misjudge? So what if you fail? So what if you get criticized? What’s the big deal? Misjudging once doesn’t mean you’ll fail forever. Getting it right once doesn’t mean you’ll succeed for life. Who can guarantee they’ll always be successful in life? But we can choose whether to live with ease and confidence.