The words of Niu Niu reveal his outlook on life: A calm mindset that treats market fluctuations as routine and sees hitting zero as the norm, as if he's been through countless battles, yet still maintains the gambler's optimism and carefree attitude. The phrase 'Once you enter the crypto world, your moral compass becomes a stranger' fits him perfectly. In the depths of chaos, he's long abandoned petty calculations. Entry costs are nothing but fleeting clouds in his eyes because 'if it doesn't take off, it's going to zero anyway.' This echoes another classic crypto saying: 'Today I bought 10 coins, 9 went to zero, and the other one also went to zero.' It shows his detached attitude toward losses, not sweating the small stuff—losing money is just part of life. This kind of persona is often seen in those deeply immersed in the crypto world. Outwardly carefree, yet inwardly convinced of the mantra 'If you can't hold, you won't be rich.' They're willing to risk losing everything rather than miss out on the dream of 'one coin, one mansion.' He's nothing like the panicked hesitation of newbie retail investors, but more like a seasoned player. Facing the extreme volatility of 'one day in crypto equals one year in the real world,' he can still laugh and say, 'Losing money is no big deal,' embodying his Binance-style life—a paradoxical pursuit of beauty, unafraid of being shattered. At this point, it’s become an art.