Do you remember last year? A project with a $50M market cap was hyped as the "starting point of FOMO," and everyone rushed to get on board. By this year, that number has lost its impact—several projects in the hundreds of millions have appeared frequently, and the market's temper has become increasingly volatile.

There's a perspective worth pondering: "The market has ups and downs, but time always favors long-termism."

It's a beautiful statement, but the real challenge isn't understanding it—it's maintaining your composure when your account is shrinking and everyone is cutting losses. This isn't an IQ issue; it's a mindset issue.

A qualified investor is never truly mature just because they've made their first big profit. Instead, it's about hearing your rational voice during the craziest and most panic-stricken moments. Market fluctuations are normal; overcoming your greed and fear is the true practice. Growth often begins from this very hurdle.