Recently, I was playing with $CYS, $ZKP, and $RAVE in the trading competition, and I ended up screwing myself over.

My original plan was to reach 250,000 and then stop, and I only spent 40,000 on $GUA. But after looking at the predictions from those big V accounts in the plaza—talking about target prices of 500,000, 600,000—I couldn’t sit still. So I decided to add another 200,000 and keep going, finally stopping when $GUA hit 57,000. All this operation cost me an extra 30-something bucks in vain.

Looking back now, where did the problem lie? Honestly, those flashy predictions in the plaza make it hard to tell what's real. Sometimes you just can’t figure out whether it’s a true expert’s analysis or the project team trying to boost their presence. Following the trend and chasing high always ends up hurting retail investors like us. The lesson from this was quite profound.