Indeed, everyone is criticizing "Ao Ying" (grinding hard in the market), yet everyone wants to become "Ao Ying." Everyone wants to make money while standing tall in the market, but the vast majority simply can't do it. For me, I think people need to have some bottom line. My moral standards aren't particularly high—I'm just an ordinary person. But even maintaining the moral standards of an ordinary person within this circle seems like a pretty difficult thing to do. Thinking about it, I've never sucked up to anyone or any exchange. At most, when these exchanges are being framed, I might say a couple of words in their defense. I can choose to collaborate with any exchange, and I can also criticize any exchange. Whether it's Binance or BYBIT leaking my privacy, I'll call them out and roast them. I'm not afraid of any exchange coming after me because I make money from the market. I just stand tall and make money, that's it. But many people don't have that freedom—they're tied down, exclusive, or indebted to others. Without the backing of projects, exchanges, or traffic, they can't survive. If they don't suck up to these entities, they won't have food to eat. And if they say something bad, they'll get shadowbanned or disappear from exclusive media. Just bending over a little and kneeling down can make money, and I believe most people would do it. I'm no saint either. I think the only reason I haven't knelt down yet is because the money offered hasn't been enough. 10WU or 100U? I wouldn't kneel. But 1000WU? I'd definitely kneel and lick their boots, no doubt. But for now, there's no project in the market big enough to make me kneel and lick boots. So rest assured, every piece of trading-related content I post is never an ad. It's only because I genuinely believe it's a trading opportunity that I buy it and share it with you. Think about how hard it is to stand tall and make money. Just look at the big influencers on Twitter—how many of their dozens of tweets per month are ads? Honestly, I don't think there's anyone like me, watching the market 24/7, day and night, even while out having fun, still keeping an eye on the charts. Every post I make is about trading. I believe I'm definitely not the one making the most money in the market, but I think no one in the market can match my passion and respect for trading. Let trading just be trading—genuine and sincere trading, that's all.