When the market was at its coldest, my friend who was in the cryptocurrency industry suddenly "disappeared". There is no talk in the group, and Twitter is not updating. Many people are starting to guess whether it's a stock explosion and withdrawal from the circle, whether the project party is not giving money, and some people directly conclude that this guy is not good anymore. Actually, only I know that he's not bad anymore. He just cleared his positions and started to quiet down to study on chain data. He reads white papers, browses test websites, and looks for new opportunities every day. During that time, when others asked him how he had been lately, he never said he was losing money, the market was not good, and he never said he didn't have a chance. He always has one thing to say to the outside world: he has been adjusting his strategy recently and looking for new opportunities. The cryptocurrency industry is like this. When you make money, people think you are a god. Once you hit a low point, many people's first reaction is not to help you, but to start watching the excitement. Someone may comfort you with their words, but in reality, they are wondering if they will come to me for a loan. Even more terrifying are rumors. You may have just suspended trading for a few months, and in the end, rumors spread that he had liquidated his position and was eliminated by the market. Many people are 'said to die' like this, their reputation is gone before the opportunity comes. So sometimes not saying it, it's not pretending, it's self-protection. The more you explain, the weaker others think you are; The more silent you are, the less likely others are to judge you easily. Later on, as the market slowly recovered, he ambushed several new projects on the chain in advance, hitting new ones, airdrops, and following the second level rhythm very accurately. A few months later, he suddenly became active again, Twitter resumed posting analysis, and the group started chatting about opportunities. Someone went to check his on chain address, and the revenue has increased dozens of times. Those who used to say he couldn't do it have started calling him a teacher again in the comment section. When you don't have money, many people don't take you seriously; When you make money, everyone suddenly becomes very polite. So during low periods, explain less, complain less, and don't say every day that you have lost money, missed opportunities, or the market is poor. Like many on chain projects, projects that truly survive are built quietly in bear markets. When the cycle comes, your chips will naturally be in your hands. This article is sponsored by @ bcgame