I am bullish, but I strongly dislike the argument that "the leading coin will definitely surge."

To put it simply, blind confidence is just digging your own grave. The higher your expectations for the risk-reward ratio, the more likely your mindset will collapse. After the market repeatedly tests you a few times, you'll start to doubt yourself.

I am optimistic about a certain coin, and the reason is actually quite specific—the meaning behind those four characters encompasses many dimensions. I even believe that its future application scenarios will surpass its mere meme status, such as being used in more practical contexts. This is the foundation of my conviction.

But the key is to recognize reality: even if all these conditions are met, the probability of success is only relatively higher, far from being "certain." Essentially, it's still a low-probability event.

So when the market trend deviates from my expectations, I can accept it quickly and decisively adjust my strategy. This is the way to survive long-term. Gains and risks always come together; no one can escape this rule.