Recently, the market has been volatile, and my investment portfolio evaporated 220,000 USDT in just two days. Nevertheless, I still maintain a Full Position and am confident about the future market trends. For many years, I have been sticking to go long, and each bull run has made me miss great opportunities, always regretting afterwards. Although this market adjustment is unsettling, it seems different from the past. From data analysis to investor sentiment, and the trading strategy of large institutions, new characteristics are emerging.

As an experienced cryptocurrency investor, I have witnessed many significant events that have shaken the market. From the '312' crash, the '519' flash crash to the pullback after Bitcoin reached its peak of $84,000; from the financial turmoil triggered by Brexit to the collapse of the Luna ecosystem; from the bankruptcy of Three Arrows Capital to the collapse of the FTX exchange; from strict policies implemented by regulatory authorities around the world to the forced large-scale shutdown of mining rigs; from multiple circuit breakers in the US stock market to market fluctuations caused by geopolitical conflicts; from massive sell-offs by institutional investors to frequent adjustments of monetary policy by central banks around the world. These events constitute a dramatic chronicle of the cryptocurrency market, far more exciting than any fictional novel.

In the face of the current market adjustment, I remain calm and rational. The experiences of the past few years have made me deeply aware that the market always fluctuates cyclically, and true value investing requires patience and perseverance. Although there may be challenges in the short term, I believe that in the long run, the development prospects of blockchain technology and digital assets remain vast.

For investors new to this field, I would like to say: market volatility is the norm. It is important to establish your own investment philosophy, manage risks well, and continuously learn and adapt to this rapidly evolving industry. When you have experienced enough market cycles, you will find yourself becoming more composed and confident. Just as I have experienced these ups and downs, each challenge is an opportunity for growth.