The craziest thing about the media is that it amplifies others' mistakes. If I withdraw 10 million, or if I have a position that withdraws, or if the bullish coins I mentioned don't rise and the bearish coins don't fall, people will chase after me relentlessly. What people care about is not the overall profit curve, return rate, or profit amount of a trader, but rather that when they wanted to act, they saw my content and it solidified their decision, only to end up losing money. That is what they care about the most. In the long journey of trading, this single trade is just a drop in the ocean. If I lose 10 million, I still have 30 million to lose; if I lose 30 million, I still have a house and car worth 10 million to sell off. And all this money was also earned through trading. Gains and losses come from the same source; having both gains and losses is completely normal. A loss or an error in trading strategy is continuously amplified and almost demonized through media dissemination, which itself is a sign of not understanding trading. Trading is about running a long-term curve, not having the ability to make a definitive call.