I discussed this issue with Kitty. The essence of trading is making money, and ultimately, a person's trading ability is judged by their overall profitability. This is also why people admire Buffett and Li Ka-shing; they may not be very aggressive and may not fit the traditional definition of traders, but they are more like investors, and in the end, they all make money through "trading."

I have seen many friends who can easily make millions of dollars and also lose millions of dollars. Are they good traders? I don't know; everyone has their own criteria for judgment. For me, my money is not just play money; I have obligations to fulfill, which requires me to be more cautious about trading or investing.

Perhaps I am destined to find it difficult to make a lot of money on a single trade; maybe I am not a good "trader." However, as long as I can maintain an increasing capital base, balance my profits and losses, and increase my time at the table, the odds may tilt in my favor.

Of course, everyone has a different understanding of trading. What I say may not be correct and may not apply to all friends; it may only apply to myself. The last time I made a significant investment in this cycle was when I bought a large amount of $BNB at $374, and I still hold it now. These BNB have now become cost-free, so it doesn't matter much anymore.

As for buying $BTC, I have been buying it sporadically whenever I have the chance. The higher the price goes, the less willing I am to invest large amounts, so I still have about 20% in cash. I will likely wait for a recession; if there is no recession, then I will treat it as wealth management.

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