Bear markets reveal the real ones. Those who suffer the worst are never the ones lying still; instead, they are the ones who hustle the hardest.

Think about it—during a bull market, you can make money on anything. You buy a small coin at random, it rises, and you start feeling good—thinking you're a blockchain expert. In reality, you’re just riding the wave. Back then, even pigs could fly, and everything you did was right.

But now, it’s different. The wind has stopped, and the market has entered a downward trend. The more you watch the charts, stay up late researching, and place frequent trades, the more you end up cutting losses. It’s absurd.

The most painful cycle is this: lose money and want to recover it, so you start adding leverage. Unwilling to accept losses, your positions grow heavier. When you want to turn things around, your strategies start to distort. Every mouse click is essentially giving money to the big players. Your diligence, in front of the meat grinder of the market, only makes you die faster.

Here’s a harsh reality: your emotional attachment is only to yourself. In this market environment, those who actively try to seize opportunities often suffer the heaviest losses. Sometimes, being a “waste” is actually safer—doing nothing means you can’t lose anything. Sometimes, lying flat is truly the smartest choice.