When it comes to belief, there's no such thing as holding onto a coin forever. The World Cup is coming, so I got into a World Cup-related coin and set up a spot position. After holding it for almost a month, my assets have been shrinking every single day! Someone asked me: 'Will you keep holding it?' My answer: 'No.' By April or May, no matter if it goes up or down, no matter how much I lose, I'll cut it. Because in the crypto world, belief is the least valuable thing. You think you're diamond-handing, but you're actually stuck. You think you're buying the dip, but you're actually catching a falling knife. How many people went all in because of some grand narrative, only to see their assets shrink by 99%? The truth is harsh: your belief is just a business someone else designed. For many coins, 80% of the tokens are in the hands of the project team. Pumping the price is just to dump on you, and celebrity endorsements are just bait to make you FOMO. What you think is a community celebration is actually the sound of the harvest horn. The market never cares about your tears; it only cares about your position. So now I follow two principles: 1. Know the difference between investing and gambling. Only play with money you can afford to lose. Those who bet everything always lose miserably in the end. 2. Learn to cut losses ruthlessly and protect your capital. The crypto world doesn’t believe in faith; it only believes in survival.