There is a widely circulated saying in the crypto circle: if you haven't experienced a real low point, you haven't truly entered the industry. During those days of liquidation, we were all seeking some kind of spiritual support. Some say it's like a bowl of hot soup — when your account turns red, it gives you energy; when the market remains sluggish, it reminds you that you're not alone. The cyclical nature of the crypto market tests everyone. When a bear market arrives, many newcomers choose to exit, but those who persist have long turned this waiting period into a form of cultivation. Whether it's memories of sudden wealth or confidence before turning things around, community culture always maintains that warmth. As long as there are people, there is hope for the market.
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ShibaSunglasses
· 2h ago
I knew on the day of liquidation that this thing is not gambling, it's a form of cultivation.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 2h ago
Really, in a bear market, you can see clearly who is genuine and who is fake. My buddies who got liquidated are now focused on building, which is much more reliable than those who got rich overnight.
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OPsychology
· 2h ago
Only after experiencing a liquidation do you truly understand the crypto world. I've heard this phrase so many times, but it really hits home.
Those who stick with it are truly different, although I've also thought about running away several times.
There is a widely circulated saying in the crypto circle: if you haven't experienced a real low point, you haven't truly entered the industry. During those days of liquidation, we were all seeking some kind of spiritual support. Some say it's like a bowl of hot soup — when your account turns red, it gives you energy; when the market remains sluggish, it reminds you that you're not alone. The cyclical nature of the crypto market tests everyone. When a bear market arrives, many newcomers choose to exit, but those who persist have long turned this waiting period into a form of cultivation. Whether it's memories of sudden wealth or confidence before turning things around, community culture always maintains that warmth. As long as there are people, there is hope for the market.