I started getting involved in the crypto world 20 years ago, and it was indeed very exciting. I bought some Ethereum in my 30s, and it surged to 180 overnight. I also experienced the bloodbath of May 19th; when I first started, it only dropped a few points, but by evening, it was a complete flood, and I almost lost everything. Luckily, I held on and didn't liquidate my position, and it eventually recovered.

This year, I entered the market in April and gradually accumulated a lot of spot assets, looking forward to a bull market shining brightly. I have always believed that to achieve several times, or even a dozen times, the profits, you have to endure the pain of having your account halved. This is undeniable; no one can accurately buy at the bottom; at most, it’s just in the bottom range.

This time, I bought People, SSV, Hoof, and SATS. Except for People, the others are mostly in a loss state. I already sold People at a high point near 0.14; my average purchase price was around 0.03, so I made a little profit, and my account loss isn't too severe. However, my total account is still down 40%.

As of today, Bitcoin's price is around 61,000, but currently, SSV is only around 20, which is a 40% loss, and Hoof is around 0.42, with a 44% loss.

Today there was a slight rebound, with a daily profit of 2.5%. Seeing that I can recover a little each day is quite good. I firmly believe that the bull market will not be absent; it’s just on the way back. If you remain calm, you will outperform 80% of people. Hold on to the assets in your hands, and don’t die before dawn. This is to motivate you and also to inspire myself.