#美联储回购协议计划 Many new coin holders share a common fantasy:

As long as I don't move, after the shakeout, it's my turn to take off.

It sounds very confident. But the cruel reality is—funds battles are never about who can endure, but about who understands the rules of this game.

The market tests you in four common ways.

**The first is called the quick knife cuts through the mess.** The price suddenly drops sharply, not to a certain level, but with a simple purpose: to destroy your confidence. All you see are green candlesticks, and all you think is "Will it keep falling?" Projects with solid fundamentals are often bottom-fished by institutions in panic; those with less consensus, this decline is often just the beginning, with more drops to come.

**The second is the most exhausting—slow decline combined with consolidation.** No sudden crash, just a gradual slide day by day, with no rebound in sight and no hope in sight. Leveraged traders are eaten away at by costs step by step; unleveraged traders are worn down by time and willpower. In the end, those who cut losses and exit give reasons that sound noble, but in fact, they just can't bear the mental exhaustion.

**The third is intense volatility.** Prices jump up and down, each rebound making you think a reversal is coming, each fall crushing your hopes. If you don't sell, it keeps tormenting you; if you try to buy the dip, it immediately moves against you. This is not an opportunity, but a test of your emotional tolerance.

**The fourth, most covert—opinion reversal.** There are no technical changes yet, but various voices, interpretations, and viewpoints mix together, forming an emotional wave. Many think they are making rational choices, but in reality, they are just transferring chips along with the crowd's sentiment.

Those who survive are not relying on stubborn persistence.

But truly understanding—why do I hold this asset? At what price should I enter? What signals should I withdraw on?

It's not about holding on with faith, but about making decisions based on cognition.

$ZBT $BANANA The same applies to projects like this. The most genuine things in the market are not promises or slogans, but the flow of chips and the cycle of emotions. When you can stay unaffected by price fluctuations, calmly judge the right moments to enter or exit, you truly stand on the advantageous side of this game.