Recently, the market situation can be summed up as a big game of mutual destruction. Bitcoin is just sideways and sleeping, Ethereum is even more ignored, and on-chain liquidity is drying up. I stayed up last night staring at various data for hours and found that those so-called "Golden Dog" tokens basically go to zero within 10 minutes of opening. Quick hands can catch the bottom, slow hands become the bagholders. The entire community is asking: Is this bull market still alive? Where did all the money go?

The mentality is indeed a bit崩. The night before last, I was too tired and went to bed early, but I woke up to find that a certain project's token skyrocketed overnight, and I missed it completely. That feeling is like losing two pounds overnight, and it’s painfully obvious.

But if you think about it carefully, what are we really chasing in this circle? Isn’t it just about catching a wave of gains in boring K-line charts and grabbing some profit? After being in the crypto world for a while, everyone develops this habit: going crazy at green candles, freaking out at dips. But recently, I’ve noticed an interesting phenomenon—or rather, a slowly forming consensus in the community.

Eating meat, that pure joy. This isn’t just a pun; it’s real. We tread cautiously on the chain, pursuing returns and adjusting positions, and ultimately, isn’t it just to make a real profit? Recently, the community of a certain project has been especially full of this vibe—"Want to eat meat? Just go for it"—the sentiment spreads super fast. I also participated lightly the night before last, and it felt like going back to the pure excitement of rushing into projects back in the day.

That said, missing out or cutting losses and leaving the market—don’t be too discouraged. The magic of this circle is right here— as long as someone still believes, there will always be new opportunities emerging.