I have already made peace with myself and I no longer pursue making any a9a10. From the end of 2016 until now, I bought ETH for 8k, bought BTC for 600k. I watched Sun Yuchen, CZ, and these T0-level big shots rise step by step from being small players, while I kept trading coins, from being a small retail investor to a big retail investor. Sun Yuchen has already gone to space, and I'm still trading coins, but I know I'm not a fool. I'm just like this; I'm different from others. I have a vivid memory from my undergraduate days, there was a rich second-generation girl, I taught her how to buy coins, and then she used her pocket money to buy tens of thousands of RMB worth of LTC when it was 27 RMB, and then she forgot about it. She just fucking forgot. Can you understand? She didn't even consider that little money as money, and later, when LTC surged by more than ten times, she came to ask me what the exchange was called back then. She redownloaded it, and just like that, she found the money. She went and bought a bag, happily. For a college student at that time, hundreds of thousands was a lot. You see, the money flows to those who don't lack money. At that time, I didn't think much of it; I thought it was just her good luck. Now I think luck is part of strength, and a decisive part at that, basically determining your success. Why can Bao Er hold onto BTC? If you look at his experiences, you'll find that almost all of them were destined for him, happening so naturally, like the garage coffee, the mining farm, no script, all destined to happen. Everyone's story is like this. Now, almost no big shot will tell you that most of their past success came from luck. They will all tell you how hard they worked, how much effort they put in, and then they succeeded. Only Lei Jun tells you to be a pig on the wind, that luck is very important, so Lei Jun is a good person. The most important thing for a person is to accept themselves, to realize that they may not become the person they imagine, because everyone is different. You are you; just treat others as NPCs. You have to admit that you might just be an ordinary person, maybe just a fool in others' eyes.