💡 I think all web3 newcomers should listen to the philosophy of 'loss', from Hong Hao—— 1. It is useless to conduct investment simulation stocks. If you only read books without practicing, you will not experience the pain of losses. 2. Young people have more time and opportunities to try and make mistakes. No one is born to invest, but without experiencing losses, they will never learn the attitude towards losses. 3. Losing money itself is not scary, but learning nothing after losing money and continuing to make the same mistake next time is the scariest thing. Here is my own understanding of losing N ETH on the second level: In situations where there are rules, losing is a sign of respect for one's own rules. The losses from reckless operations can be seen as a cost for improving awareness by those who are good at reflection, otherwise they are worthless and only contribute purely to the market. A phrase that I have been very fond of recently, which is very suitable for summarizing this loss philosophy. Can you share it with me—— There is no perfection in the world, everything comes at a cost, and true ability is precisely the way to break through when resources are scarce!