Don’t always think of yourself as a strong person or a lucky one. The crypto world is highly Darwinian, which means that when you think you are strong, there is always someone stronger than you. Above the Whale, there are bigger Whales, Hackers, exploit attackers, exchanges, and even authoritarian organizations.

If you think of yourself as a strong person, it may seem indifferent, but you really need to be more cautious with this mindset. Encountering problems at this level can easily lead to a total loss with just a little oversight, and even experienced traders can have lapses; the saying goes that the skilled swimmer can drown. Ordinary newcomers and those who usually don't manage risk well need to be even more careful.

It is already a blessing to maintain reasonable justice in the program; I feel that this matter ultimately has no real outcome. Being able to handle it to this extent, while both praising and criticizing, has already achieved its effect. It is obvious that the leadership does not see this matter as problematic. Unlike the situation with airdrops, where a wave of the hand can distribute a little money and simply make the leader happy with a few words, the key this time is that if they truly admit to making a mistake, it would mean acknowledging that there are vulnerabilities in the management system that might not be as good as the competitor's system. Not to mention, if they really have to compensate, how much would that be? It seems unlikely.

It's hard to evaluate many things. To recover your investment, you can only buy strong coins. If you've lost money, the probability is high that you'll have to accept the loss. You still need to pick yourself up and earn money. The most important thing is to manage your position strictly with good risk control to protect your principal. No one and no organization can be responsible for your life and fortune.