#代币资产发行与投资 Seeing Hollywood directors use Netflix's money to trade Dogecoin, turning 4 million into 27 million, and ultimately being prosecuted for telecom fraud and money laundering, I really want to say: those who make money quickly often lose just as fast. This principle is especially evident on the blockchain.

There are several details in this case worth warning about. First, huge gains are often accompanied by great risks—turning 4 million into 6 times that sounds exciting, but such high profits inherently indicate market irrationality. Second, many people's first reaction after making money is not to take profits and cash out, but to continue betting or splurging. This is a weakness of human nature and the most common fatal mistake for retail investors.

What’s even more heartbreaking is that no matter how high your status or how smart your mind is, you become vulnerable when faced with greed. Even a Hollywood director is like this, let alone us ordinary investors. In this market, surviving longer is far more important than making quick profits. My advice is: set a take-profit target and stick to it firmly. Don’t let a single quick gain disrupt your investment rhythm, because probability will gradually bring you back.

Fast money on the chain always comes at a cost.