Holders of 67 and wojak's brothers, let's not torture each other anymore, I've come to terms with it myself.

To be honest, I tend to challenge myself; when I see losses in the market, I start to reflect on life. My mindset has indeed collapsed these past couple of days.

I was awakened by the earthquake at six this morning, the bed shaking like a boat, and the house creaking. After regaining my composure, I realized I was fine, and my first reaction wasn't to check the market but to rush downstairs and buy a cup of coffee that I usually wouldn't spend on—at that moment, I suddenly felt that those numbers in my account really weren't as important as life.

I understand now: cryptocurrency is essentially a digital game. Don't get carried away when you make a profit, and don't panic when you incur a loss. Give your all when it's time to fight for it, and be carefree when it's time to let go. If I gain it, it's my fortune; if I lose it, it's my fate. Keeping an open mind allows you to go further.