December 31, 2025, suddenly I thought of a comparison—"Breaking Limits" vs "Unable to Do It."

When watching market fluctuations, many people only care about one thing: how exciting the rise is, how painful the fall is. But thinking this way just traps you. A sharp price drop and red account numbers do feel uncomfortable. But often, these are also the moments when the market is most dynamic.

Why do we always fail to see opportunities in a bear market? Basically, it's because we lack confidence, feeling that this time we really can't turn things around. But the market isn't decided by one person; it's the result of a game among millions of participants. Any extreme situation can reverse under the trigger of confidence, capital, or hot topics.

If you truly believe in a certain direction and can convince those around you to see it the same way, forming a consensus, then you can gather a powerful force. The sense of achievement brought by this belief is far deeper than simply watching BNB or other tokens rise and fall.

Perhaps the problem isn't the market itself, but our perception of ourselves.