Looking at CRV suddenly surging these days, I actually feel nothing much inside, even a bit amused.

This feeling is very much like you once loved someone wholeheartedly, placing all your expectations on them, only to find their feedback always is—when others are rising, they pretend to be dead; when others are falling, they lead the charge to jump off the building. That kind of “unresolved” frustration has passed, now no matter how they pose and show off, they’ve lost their appeal in my eyes.

To be honest, I used to really believe in it. At that time, I thought it was a hardcore asset in the DeFi sector, an “Ivy League.” But in this world, the most feared thing is comparison. During the bull market, other coins often double or triple, while it’s like a lukewarm water, slowly rising just a little. Although there was some disappointment back then, I could still comfort myself with “better to be steady.” But what happened? When the tide recedes, it falls faster than anyone else, completely unruly, every time you think you’ve bottomed out, there’s a basement underneath.

A token that’s been hurt once, revisiting it requires a lot of mental preparation.

Look at today’s market, an 11% increase does look impressive. But if you carefully examine the candlestick chart, the selling pressure is all concentrated around the 0.29 level. Is this a standard “last gasp” rally, or just to prepare for a better drop? The technical indicators show that the line has already hit the ceiling, what people often call “overbought.” In the crypto world, overbought often signals a sharpening of knives—entering at this point, most likely, will be the “bagholder” blowing in the wind at the top.

What’s more interesting is the community’s voice. Although there’s news saying Grayscale has included it in their basket, which sounds like a “big shot’s recognition,” it’s quite glamorous. But have you noticed? The people actually discussing it in the square aren’t really excited. Only one or two posts are just self-entertaining, completely lacking the enthusiasm people usually have before a big rally. What does this mean? It shows that people’s hearts are scattered, and the team is hard to lead. When big players push up in such a quiet atmosphere, their goal is often very simple—just to find someone to take over their holdings.

Looking at this big bullish candle now, I’m not thinking “Let’s go, I’m breaking even,” but rather about the patience that was slowly worn down by its gradual decline over the years.

For something that once hurt us, my attitude is very clear: watching the show is fine, but putting money in is not.

No matter how fierce its rise, that’s its own business. Even if it really skyrockets to the sky later, I won’t be envious. Because after being in the crypto circle for a long time, you’ll realize that preserving your principal and not falling in love with trash coins (even if they used to be blue chips) is more important than anything. Some tokens have fundamentally decayed long ago, with heavy trapped positions, and even a slight rise makes countless people think about cutting losses and dumping. With this kind of chip structure, expecting it to double is more difficult than climbing to heaven.

So, don’t ask if it’s worth it. For this “fast-falling, slow-rising” old acquaintance, the best attitude is to remove it from your watchlist. Not being entangled is the greatest kindness to yourself.

Even if it’s dressed up more flamboyantly today, I advise you to stay away from it. Some pits, once fallen into, are enough. $CRV ‌#特朗普5月13日访华