$SOL To be honest, making money is really hard now, it's like squeezing toothpaste, so exhausting! I advise you, experienced drivers: don't always think about getting rich quickly; being able to hold on without losing your shorts is already impressive!

What's going on with the market? Experienced drivers have it all figured out!

Is making money hard? Stop dreaming of getting rich! Now, whether it's small gains, first-tier, or second-tier trading, where's the charm from before? The market is as cold as an ice cellar, and emotional premiums are being pressed tightly; when the bubble bursts, there's hardly any meat left.

Retail investors complain: "Before, you could casually make a little profit and still enjoy hot pot; now, after a long time, you can't even get instant noodles!"

Bear market ambush is the way to go! Think about these past few years, APT, ARB, those big profits, which one didn't emerge from a bear market? Back then, who cared? Now everyone's as envious as rabbits.

Experienced drivers bang the table: "In a bear market, digging pits can yield profits, but the key is to endure!"

Making small gains = a gamble without a contract: Making small gains is just betting against the project party. You bet it will do well in the future, and they bet you can hold the data.

And the result? Guaranteed profits are nonsense; being countered is the daily routine. Retail investors sigh: "In a bull market, the rush is too intense, and I’m the one who falls into the pit!"

Experienced driver's iron rule: Don't be greedy in a bear market, hold steady and don't be reckless!

Slow-paced projects have potential: When the market is cold, some slow-burning airdrops and potential goods can still yield a bit of profit.

Don't be greedy; if you can earn a little, just take it. Want to make a fortune in one go? Wake up, being impulsive in a bear market is just digging your own grave! Retail investors