Decided, I will never advise people to buy or sell coins again. A friend of mine had a 1.3% position, and I kindly suggested he gradually sell as the price rose, for steady gains. But what happened? That wave of market movement caused him to miss out on a $400,000 increase, and he only ended up with $100,000. Wasn't I preventing him from getting rich? The psychological gap... Thinking about it now, everyone’s market judgment is different, and each person’s risk tolerance varies. Why should I use my own ideas to guide others? Outwardly, it’s advice; inwardly, it’s just projecting my regrets onto others. Instead of pointing fingers at the market, it’s better to manage your own wallet well. Take care, everyone.