Here’s the translation: "I’ll give a counterexample. For the Play-to-Earn GameFi sector, I wouldn’t say I’ve studied it thoroughly, but I did make money through financial investments. However, I didn’t participate in the secondary market at all. The reason? I understood the fundamentals but ignored the market dynamics, so I missed out on opportunities in the secondary market. But do I regret it? Nope. If I don’t think it’s good, I just won’t touch it. Sure, I missed the chance to make money in the secondary market, but it also makes it harder for this sector to take advantage of me. Same goes for the OTC project I mentioned a while back. At the time, the unlocking conditions looked pretty good, and the project team was doing a solid job pumping the price. But I still didn’t get on board. As a result, I didn’t lose a single penny, while everyone who participated in the OTC ended up losing money—every single one of them. Doing more research and analysis should deepen your understanding and can serve as a basis for investment decisions. But that doesn’t mean that even the most thorough research will guarantee profits. It does, however, increase the likelihood of losing less money."