Walrus is also difficult for me to calm down. I received a lot from airdrops, but I didn't sell a single one. I also made a lot of money from the band and have been mining and market making until I joined Binance. The price of WAL has been consistently at $0.4, which has also made me relax my guard. The annualized return of mining has always been above 100%, which is quite attractive for a long-term sideways target. Moreover, in the case of long-term sideways trading on Binance, I think I should at least pull it up for a while. In the end, when I make a profit, I will give up and say goodbye. I don't plan to use it as a faith for a long time. I have leveraged less than 1.5 times. Why didn't we wait for the last wave, but instead waited for 1011? Not only did they lose all the airdrops and floating profits on WAL, but the exchange's contract grid also unexpectedly liquidated all their positions (about 100000 U at $0.13). I knew a bear market was coming, and after rebounding to 0.23-0.25, I reluctantly cleared all my positions. Looking back, it turned out to be a top flight. If you ask me if I have confidence in Sui? I am still optimistic, not only because I have made money on it, but also because its infrastructure and technology are excellent enough. Although WAL is very painful, overall it is still profitable. The cycle is important, and not taking projects as faith is also important. Otherwise, it will be difficult to get back up once you return to zero. Not all projects are like BTC that will never cheat you. Even if you are optimistic, it doesn't mean you have to put all your wealth on one coin. You can look for other better opportunities because you will find that it's not raining outside. Whether it's the US stock market, gold, oil, or even the struggling Hong Kong stock market, there are investment opportunities. The most important thing is to maintain our focus and wait for the release of the mobile phone. The cryptocurrency market always gives us many opportunities in every round