In the 2024 bull market, I once heavily invested in a popular meme coin.

It surged for several consecutive days, and the group was full of "hundredfold legends,"
I was afraid of missing out, so I went all in.
As a result, I bought at the top, losing nearly 70% in just a few days.

That trade taught me one thing:
The people who truly make money are not the ones who buy the fastest,
but those who can control their risks.
Since then, I set a rule for myself: never fully allocate,
and don't chase high out of FOMO.

There have also been times when I made the right judgment but didn't profit.
For example, when a hot sector just started, I saw it early,
and even bought in ahead of time.
But because I took profits after a 20% rise,
it later skyrocketed tenfold.
The direction was right, the understanding was correct,
but I lost to patience.

The market event I most want to bet on recently is
the further integration of crypto and traditional finance.
More and more institutional funds are entering the market,
making me feel that this cycle might be completely different from the past.

If I could give one piece of advice to crypto newcomers:
Learn to survive first, then think about making big money.

Because in this market, missing an opportunity can be waited out,
but if you get liquidated, many people won't even get a second chance. #我的Gate交易时刻