Recently realized a common phenomenon: When you misjudge the market trend, you automatically go silent; When you luckily get it right, you secretly feel relieved, thinking, 'Good thing I said that back then.' Actually, the moment you hit the publish button, you're already projecting the trend and anticipating others' reactions. This isn't expression—it's a gambler's kind of stubbornness. That's why I post less and less about market trends now. When trades go well, I might post a few more, but looking back, I can barely remember those posts myself. It shows that at the time, it wasn’t understanding—just fragments of emotion. Sometimes it’s about my actual trades, but after a stop-loss mistake, I don’t feel like tweeting anymore. Market narratives change quickly, but the real process of development and change is full of twists and turns. Around mid-2024, people started saying, 'Altcoins will return to value, speculative narratives will fade.' But then Binance forcefully pulled off an alpha round in between, dragging out a cycle that should’ve ended by a few more months.