At three o'clock in the morning on #交易策略误区 , a message popped up in the community: "Who can transfer me 30 bucks to buy a portion of fried noodles? My wife won't even spend a dollar per pound on watermelon today..." The sender of the message is 'Panda'. Three months ago, he was holding 2 million U in crypto assets, but now he has to rely on donations from group friends for living expenses. This is not an isolated case — after five years of navigating the crypto market, I've seen too many similar stories: some went from mortgaging their homes to selling their cars for online loans, some went from earning a million in a single day to disappearing after a liquidation, and some stubbornly held on to 'meme coins', clearly warned repeatedly by group friends that 'a single wallet bottom fishing will definitely get cut by the big players', yet they insisted on going all in until the last penny. Is the crypto market really a cradle for wealth creation myths, or a quagmire that devours rationality? Today, let's discuss the underlying logic that can help you 'survive' through a few real-life cases.