After some reflection,

I found that there is a lot of money in the crypto space that I cannot earn.

1. Various complex interactions for grabbing airdrops, chain oil, and so on

For me, it really is time-consuming and labor-intensive, or just throwing money around, throwing tens of thousands at a time. I might as well buy a Hermes bag instead [cracking up].

2. The significant gains from holding a large position in Bitcoin and Ethereum during a bull market

If I don't sell some at high prices and take profits,

It's hard to endure during a bear market, paying employees' salaries, etc.

3. A certain altcoin surges due to news and makes it onto the gainers list

I can't catch up; if I chase, I will definitely be buying at the top, so I generally just watch.

4. For a coin I like, even with a 90% drop and months of bottom consolidation, without any profit effect, I can still hold it until the end.

I can't do that; if I'm wrong, I sincerely apologize and admit it. If I cut losses, I cut them and then don't dwell on it or pay attention anymore; I just forget about it.

5. 10 oil war gods rush to the chain’s shitcoins, today this one, tomorrow that one, and then 99 out of 100 go to zero, hoping one will come out.

Anyway, I just can't earn that kind of money.

It seems I only like those that either drop to the point of being unrecognizable, and I rush in, then don’t look back, just go travel.

Or those that start to rise when there’s a hint of a hot trend, I rush in and ride the wave, and then it’s a booming coin that doesn't break my cost.

If it doesn't rise within ten minutes of buying, I want to flee.

Long-term holding Bitcoin in my family's account, otherwise, I might have escaped early.

Ah, it seems I’m not really good at investing; I only know how to speculate.