I am sooooo fucking soooooory!

With this sentence, the meme frenzy triggered by the booming Solana ecosystem has forced the Slerf project to declare "decentralization". The founder of the Meme project Slerf, which raised more than 50,000 SOL, @Slerfsol, tearfully told us that due to a mistaken operation resulting in the destruction of LP and the reserved tokens for airdrop, the minting rights have also been revoked.

Well, what is internationalism? Which project founder dares to face the consequences of imprisonment and still seek benefits for the poor? The coin price has experienced a roller coaster, quickly rising and then falling back.

Later, some people pointed out that the project party may have sold at a high price, engaged in insider trading, or embezzled funds. However, these are not the focus of our discussion today. The focus today is:

Even in a bull market, why do I keep losing money? (Similarly, unable to make money)

It's really frustrating, because I also missed out on this round. I originally thought that the BTC ETF would reach its limit at 68,000, but it unexpectedly surged to nearly 80,000. Of course, it has now retraced to 68,000, but let's put that aside for now, as it's not the focus.

By the way, today we are discussing the Crypto limited edition— I don't understand the logic of A-shares and US stocks, but in some aspects, it can be compared to commodities, because they are both cyclical industries.

Please note that the following content is only the author's opinion. Everyone's investment logic is different, and there are no fixed rules. As the saying goes, "The art of war is of vital importance to the State. It is a matter of life and death, a road either to safety or to ruin."

Why do we buy assets in a bull market?

From a cyclical perspective, it's because the positions added in the bear market are not enough, so we need to buy when the price is rising. This chasing mentality is an important source of being "harvested" as a retail investor.

Chasing the rise means entering the rhythm of the market makers. Friends who have played Identity V know that whether it's the regulator or the survivor camp, winning depends on the rhythm.

Regulators either seize the control rhythm or seize the opportunity to reduce the number of players. This is why the skills of flash and teleportation are so important. In an average game of six to seven minutes, a flash has a cooldown of two and a half minutes—this simple repositioning can help regain the rhythm.

Survivors must seize the repair rhythm and protect the number of times teammates are hung on the rocket chairs. Once the blind group fight rhythm is disrupted, it will definitely lead to more casualties.

As is well known, the world is a huge Identity V game—in the cryptocurrency market or in the trading of commodities, rhythm is still the most important.

When you are chasing the rise, you are actually entering the rhythm given by the market makers, making it difficult to extricate yourself. It's like being monitored by five machines, your thinking gradually becomes blurred, your goals become clear, and in the end, you end up with an empty wallet and all your valuable coins are given to the project party and the market makers.

To win, it's not about being a "battlefield god"—blindly pursuing the number of trades will only lead to losing all your money. What truly ensures long-term success is a high winning rate.

In cyclical industries, making money is definitely not about how high your leverage is, but about how cheaply you can get your chips. As the saying goes, "Buy when there is blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own."

It's difficult, but trading itself is contrary to human nature and won't be too comfortable.

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