When the market is rising, I am Warren Buffett. Holding a cup of coffee, squinting at the candlestick chart drifting green (yes, in crypto, green means up), a slight smile on my lips, silently thinking: "Hmm, everything is under control." I feel like a master trader in the financial market, every move in rhythm, even Old Wang next door comes to ask me for coin recommendations. I elegantly take a sip of coffee and casually say: "Investing is all about perspective."

When the market falls, I am... I don't know who I am. Eyes wider than the candlestick chart, mouth open wide enough to fit a BTC, hands wildly waving in the air as if summoning a bull market deity, words like "liquidation," "-50%," "zeroed out" flashing across the screen like bullet comments. I tremble and say: "This... this is also... under control...?" Someone nearby asks if I want to cut losses, I shout: "I'm not losing money, I'm bottom-fishing!"
The same person, the same position, two different mental states.
This is crypto—one second feeling like a wolf of Wall Street, the next discovering you're just a sheep of Wall Street.
But it’s okay, as long as I haven't been liquidated, we are always "under control."