‍♂️ Return on Review: The saying goes, 'accumulate but develop' Except for a few lucky ones, the majority of yesterday's review was about how to prevent oneself from getting off the gambling table. The core is to minimize leverage, whether it's multiple contracts or leveraged mining/wealth management, because what you think is a safety margin is actually not safe at all. Something that has never happened in history does not mean it will not happen in the future. For example, altcoins can drop by 90% within a day, or even drop to 0 Today my mood has calmed down a bit, so let's review how to earn profits. Of course, I didn't make any money, but it doesn't prevent us all from having a heart that wants to 'pick up money' at this moment. So, what's the basis for finding money at such critical moments? Some people say it's due to a lack of surveillance, no groups, and no one calling to pull themselves out of bed. People who say that probably haven't grasped the essence. Or purely for self comfort. Even if someone kills you with a chain of calls, at 5:30 in the morning, can you think clearly, remain calm in the face of danger, maneuver your funds, and achieve a complete victory? I don't think so. It is more likely that you, with a strong sense of waking up, look bewildered and unsure of how to handle the 90% drop in counterfeit products along the way. If you have experienced the terrifying moment of LUNA UST returning to zero before, then you are probably even more afraid to randomly buy the USDE, WBETH, and WBSOL, which are severely off anchor. You are afraid that after falling 90%, you will continue to fall countless more 90%. Of course, due to different mechanisms, now you know that the same thing won't happen, but as you get up in an instant, can you immediately sort out the underlying logic? So, the key is not that you 'missed', it's just a convenient interface. The only four words that truly matter are: accumulation and gradual growth. Having a clear understanding of knowledge reserves, notification systems, operational paths, risk return assessments, capital reserves, and so on, is essential for experiencing extreme market panic and seeing huge opportunities. Seizing the excellent opportunity that comes once in a few years, one can strike with one blow. For example, buying WBETH at a low of 1300, followed by selling A-shares that doubled in just over ten minutes; For example, Vida, who made a huge profit of 8M in a short period of time (you can learn his review again and see how he picks up gold in such panic moments). However, there is another issue here. All the homework that needs to be done in daily life, as mentioned earlier, is boring and has low returns. In calm times, spending time and energy on these things without positive feedback is simply not something that most people can do. For example, I have always wanted to develop an automatic LP system, but I have limited opportunities and lack motivation. I always feel that there is no market trend, and spending so much time and effort to come up with it is useless. Why bother with doing something else that doesn't yield any short-term benefits. I believe most people have similar thoughts to mine, so we are the ones who can only stare blankly at others' wealth when big opportunities arise. Afterwards, let's sour again and find an excuse like 'I didn't catch up at all' to give ourselves a psychological massage. It is difficult for people to overcome their laziness. They don't want to give in their daily lives, but only want to get something for nothing. That's why when I saw Akita Sanren's tweet a few days ago, it was like being hit on the head by a dull stick and suddenly woke up. The excerpt is as follows: If you cannot tolerate the low returns and low participation in daily life, and cannot engage in off-season farming, it will be difficult to reap the full benefits when opportunities arise. Is that so? Unable to overcome human greed and impatience, unwilling to put in effort in daily life, how could you seize a big opportunity and eat a bowl full of it all at once? In that case, what fairness is there for those who are usually working hard to lay a solid foundation? To summarize in one sentence: It's better to retreat and build a net than to envy the fish in Linyuan.