I reflect on myself daily All friends who play together know that I basically review every day, mainly to stay close to the market and understand what's happening, because after leaving the computer for a few minutes, you might already be out of touch with the current version. If you've been paying attention to the market, you'll find that liquidity is now very scarce This scarcity is not only reflected in fewer speed-through discs reaching 100M, but more importantly, once a hot thing appears, it immediately draws away the already limited market funds. For example, as soon as @moonshot issued coins today, other launch platforms immediately started to callback. This situation has been going on for a long time, not just recently. And @binance's various new listings are the same situation Many projects, after listing, just keep falling. Don't project parties know that continuous falling doesn't make money? There's no way, project parties know that pulling up and leaving everyone with a high price is not as good as shorting from the bottom themselves, after all, it's all about making money, just a matter of how much. The marketing company's advertising fees and market fees that project parties pay, ultimately have to be taken back from the secondary market, do they pay out of their own pockets? Every link is about draining liquidity, and short selling is actually left with nothing to short. When you think 2B can be shorted, then becomes 1B, then 50M, then 20M, would you dare to short 10M? Through continuous squeezing, the project's valuation has also dropped, completing a closed loop, and might even save the primary market, since many people don't invest in the primary market because valuations are too high. Capital flow needs to start moving Recently, through review, I can discover many issues, such as where most of my money was lost, and where it was earned. The logic of losing money is simple: being FOMO'd by the market, being FOMO'd by the crowd. The logic of making money is simple: something you really like, which happens to meet market demand, with many people helping to "lift the sedan chair", then it rises. So you can conclude: making money requires "lifting the sedan chair". What you need to do is make others lift your sedan chair, not help others lift theirs, otherwise no one will lift yours in the end. @hebi555 often FOMO's me, the day before yesterday he called me to rush into $BAOBAO at the highest point, and I was stunned. Theory of Few vs Many People Many people like to go to less crowded places, wait until it becomes bustling and then leave. Actually, people coming can pull you up, and then after pulling you up, they leave and pour cold water on you. If you always play in a place with few people, which is mutual cutting among few people, like @hardriversz's Bitcoin ecosystem, even dogs don't play with it, yet he's still playing 🤣. So go to places with more money, and then leave when money starts to withdraw. Mutual encouragement to all.

Go fishing where there are plenty of fish.

Teacher, I just bought a baobao, is there any hope?

I have to ask Teacher He. At the highest point when Teacher He called me in, 75% of the people had already left.

I cut it

Your speed is indeed the fastest in the universe.

As long as I cut fast, no one can catch me