Hmm, I have also gone through that kind of time. The wind was too strong back in 2022. Opened Hotdog, ibox, casually bought a picture, and could double my investment after a sleep. At that time, I thought I was invincible too. My teacher advised me to take profits, and I laughed: "This time is different, the country has opened up digital collections."

At that time, everyone had the same logic: "Buy when the background is good, this jungler buys, that one is pushed by xx capital." It seemed like seeing the big background of nb meant buying, but later it was found that there was really no background at all, just a group of ordinary people passing the buck to each other. In the end, those who ran slowly all became believers.

When the wind stopped, I realized it wasn't that I could fly, but that the wind was too strong. That wasn't ability, it was luck; it wasn't strength, it was the era. In the end, we couldn't escape the fate of trendy shoes, labubu, and csgo. Every time I thought it would change the internet like $btc , there was a friendly name back then called web4.

Making money can easily lead to confusion; when money comes too quickly, you may mistakenly believe that the world bends to your will. However, among the geniuses under the right circumstances, nine out of ten are just ordinary people propped up by the wind.

It was only after I lost everything multiple times that I understood: ordinary people who can make money in a favorable situation are rewarded by destiny; those who can survive after the opportunity is gone have achieved a victory in understanding.

When you earn your first pot of gold, you should learn to cash out; set aside some money to play, and more importantly, keep a sense of reverence. Reverence for cycles, reverence for luck, and reverence for those moments when you think you understand, but in reality, it’s just luck.

The wind tunnel allows people to soar, while self-awareness helps them go far. When you can still calmly tell yourself in favorable circumstances: "I am just an ordinary person."