# Understanding the Psychology Behind Unrealized Losses

I can understand the psychology behind every friend's unrealized losses. Except for short-term targets, all other positions I plan to buy into come with an expectation of holding for five years or even longer. I'm not a high-frequency trader, and I believe true wealth comes from accumulation, not wave trading. Choosing the right direction and persistently buying in continuously is the key.

I don't like having my mindset swayed by the market, and I certainly don't want declining wealth to affect my quality of life. This is what I've always called risk isolation. My own funds used to be divided into four major categories: cancer stocks, precious metals, US stocks, and crypto. Starting in 2024, all cancer stock funds moved into crypto and US stocks. I haven't made money in crypto these past few years, mainly because I converted all my BTC for Dogecoin. Later, I significantly increased positions in WLD and ETH. My current main holdings are ETH, Dogecoin, WLD, Uni, BNB, GT, and OKB. Last year with US stocks, after liquidating Tesla and Nvidia, I bought Nokia, which is doing quite well. Silver cost basis at 16.8, I reduced 99% above 100+. I believe there's no investment value below 80+, keeping a small position only for observation.

## WLD: A Controversial But Promising Project

WLD has always been a rather controversial project. Although I'm bullish on it, I don't expect everyone to like it. Moreover, this type of project absolutely cannot use leverage contracts, unless for short-term trading. Long-term holding is unsuitable for any leverage whatsoever. The volatility is enormous. I'm convinced of one thing: in the future, everyone will have at least one AI agent, and some people will have even more than a dozen. Human proof of personhood will be critically important. All economic activities only exist in the presence of real humans. If a dog sees a piece of meat and 100 million yuan, the dog chooses the meat. If an AI sees one unit of electricity and 100 million yuan, the AI chooses the electricity.

Currently, Japan's Orb points should be the most in all of Asia. Overall global rollout is somewhat slow, and the market has given its answer—currently WLD at 0.35. As long as real progress is being made, short-term price is not an issue. The project team is also working to eliminate pain points, mainly Orb's lack of decentralization.

## OpenAI vs. The Competition

Many people complain about OpenAI, but one undeniable fact is that OpenAI's current GPT-6 capability should have already reached that level, lacking only one thing: computing power. OpenAI's subscription users exceed all other AI companies combined. These are facts. I like Elon Musk, but Grok currently cannot reach the first tier—its capability is at least orders of magnitude behind. Sam Altman is the person Musk dislikes most. This world belongs neither to Musk nor to any single person; it belongs to everyone. I unconditionally support the WLD project, believing in equality and that everyone deserves the right to speak, not to have their voice drowned out by noise.

## UBI and Future Prospects

Many people have discussed UBI, but the only team that might actually implement UBI is OpenAI's non-profit foundation. Other public companies exist to make money for shareholders—regarding UBI, it's virtually impossible. Unless some corporate administrative alliances collectively and persistently buy into UBI tokens long-term.

Don't expect X to support Worldchain. Musk and Altman's feud is difficult to resolve. Altman doesn't represent just one person—if it were only him, OpenAI wouldn't have survived until now. They burned money and got results, so Musk felt it should still be his. He originally intended to starve OpenAI to death. Musk also didn't anticipate AI would become this powerful. His FSD autonomous driving was originally just a branch of AI, but ChatGPT was destined to become the Frozen Throne. Altman's character isn't perfect, but he's kept OpenAI alive. I hope the outcome benefits all humanity.