Let me tell you a true story. There is a friend who is somewhat well-known in the circle, and recently he has been crazy about promoting the TIA project to me, constantly saying "it's comparable to ETH and there's no way it won't succeed" and "a market capitalization of 10 billion is just the starting point." At that time, he himself had a Heavy Position, pouring 500,000 into it, but after the coin price plummeted, he didn't believe in evil and added another 500,000 trying to buy the dip to turn things around.

Yesterday I casually asked, "Have you sold yet?" He replied, "There are only 50,000 left in the account, what a joke." I could feel the helplessness and unwillingness on the other side of the screen, but his words also hinted at a gambler's mentality of "maybe it can still rebound."
With a principal of 1 million shrinking to 50,000, this loss ratio would break anyone. I now classify TIA as a "heavenly doomed level" project, and I'm not joking—those narratives that were once hyped up have ultimately turned into self-comfort for loss-making positions. The market won't give a second chance just because of your obsession; the losses you need to acknowledge should be accepted as soon as possible for relief.