Many of my friends have been suffering lately, especially with the recent plunge in US stocks, A-shares, and the cryptocurrency market. What's even more disheartening is the sudden bleakness of the future; the AI bubble seems poised to burst, the crypto altcoin narrative is doomed, and memes are losing popularity. Every day, opening market data reveals nothing but falling prices; social media is filled with negative news: ETFs are being dumped, exchanges are being hacked—nothing good comes out. KOLs have also noticed that promotional materials have suddenly disappeared, project teams have vanished, traffic to X has dwindled, and even Elon Musk's salary is uncertain. Ultimately, the more they see, the more frustrated, irritable, and anxious they become, leading to more frequent trading and higher leverage in an attempt to recoup losses. I completely understand. This is a time of major industry transformation and global economic turmoil caused by technological revolution. As individuals, as insignificant as grains of sand, we feel an even greater sense of powerlessness. Guilin's post is excellent. In adversity, one needs resilience and the ability to overcome anxiety. Often, success depends on aligning with trends; it's not that you're incapable, but rather that the surrounding environment has become more challenging. I'm not worried about the industry disappearing. I'll think things through and wait, maintaining a positive mindset. If things get really tough, even if it means indulging in a game, exercising, or developing a hobby, don't completely abandon it. The concept of cycles means that good times will return. It might not be the same hot topics as before, but opportunities for ordinary people to make money will definitely emerge.