I got up yesterday and sold Bitcoin, and today I can buy it back again. It's nice to make a swing trade, and it's also fine if I failed and no longer trade cryptocurrencies.

As for why I sold yesterday, on the surface, looking at the current market, the rebound is more than the reversal. In fact, my position was already exhausted, even if it's Bitcoin.

Why do I want to buy back again? When it drops, I feel like I can do it again.

It's hard to align knowledge and action.

However, evolving to the point of only buying and selling Bitcoin is a significant progress.

Staking has basically cooled off, especially the points system, which should have ended long ago.

With a poor market and low valuations, not many people are buying. If you want to pump the price and trap some retail investors, without a narrative, nobody will believe it; they will just sell when it goes up.

Unless you're as powerful as another TRB.

Yesterday, I took a look at Baby and it was down -2 right away. Truly no one is buying.

I used to think that a 20 million market cap contract was low. Now, it's really not too much.

The metaphor of "carving a boat to seek a sword" is meant to be broken; habitual cognition will lead to habitual losses.

We must keep up with the times. Adjust our thinking at any time.

Now, wanting to make money feels like it's in my self-awareness, aiming for high certainty and low returns.

Rather than high returns and low certainty.

Habitually gambling will leave you with almost nothing in the end.

In this round, I've met quite a few people who have lost almost all the money they made in the previous bull market.

Now, we're no longer talking about making money.

Instead, it's about living strongly in this market, waiting for opportunities to arise.

Wanting to turn things around is definitely getting harder and harder.

It's not that there are no opportunities in the circle; it's that the opportunities have already been taken by those who are richer, smarter, and more competitive than you.

So, either you join the upward trend, or if that doesn't work, just take what you can get.