After doing this for a while, I feel like I'm not cut out to be a KOL. There was a friend I added on Twitter who kept telling me to buy the dip, coming up with all sorts of reasons saying that BTC was about to hit $100,000 and the bull market was coming. I started turning bearish about a month ago, and I tried to convince him for almost three weeks, but he wouldn't change his mind. In the end, after losing money and finally changing his stance, he came back to me and said he's now bearish. Basically, it means I wasted those two weeks talking to him for nothing.

I said BTC would at least drop to $60,000, and he said it could go to $100,000. When it bounced back to $93,000, he said it was impossible for it to go below $80,000 again. Now that it's dropped to $90,000, he's telling me it could fall to $40,000, and asking me if I believe it. If I hadn't talked to him for two or three weeks, maybe I wouldn't be so annoyed, but after all that, he's flipping the script and asking me if I believe it?

Honestly, I don't mind the trouble. I just hope, in this miserable capital market, people who lose money can learn something. But what really bothers me is people like him, whom I've earnestly advised for three weeks and who haven't taken in anything.

If that's the case, why bother adding me as a friend? The most infuriating thing is, when I asked him why he thought that way, he said he thought about it for a long time. "Thought about it for a long time" basically means just repeating my previous points back to me.

Adding just three friends has already exhausted me. I shared my entire thought process, analysis for every daily and weekly change, and the result is this—no gain, no one learned anything. I just feel like I failed as a guide.

Going forward, for risky entry points like 2900, which I use to set personal targets, I won't be sharing them anymore. First, I'm worried someone might blindly copy my trades without reading the articles and end up at the bottom. Second, these risky trades put my own liquidation price in more danger, and if I share them in advance, it reduces my own profits. I'd rather just make money and send a red envelope to celebrate.

From now on, I'll just share entry points for trades. As for my thought process, I feel like no one really reads it anyway. I'm in a bit of a bad mood today, so I came online early and wrote this little essay. Sorry about that.