The biggest feeling from watching the market these past two days is not "the projects are so awesome," but rather that the string of interest rates is pulling at people's emotions: when money is expensive, everyone's risk appetite automatically shrinks, and even if they insist on holding positions, they will gradually reduce them, especially those that have risen quickly are the first to be cut. Conversely, when it loosens, the narrative spreads like a virus, memes and celebrities shout, and as soon as attention shifts, everyone rushes to chase the hype... To put it simply, many times you think you're choosing coins, but actually you're choosing the environment. Veteran players advising newcomers not to take the final step is something I truly agree with. I’ve now set a rule for myself: don’t chase sky-high gains, prefer to earn less, and keep some bullets in reserve until the emotions cool down before acting. Anyway, I’m not here to be a hero.