There are still squids that plummeted from $2800 to 0.00007

In these few short years, I have been like a ship caught in the turbulent sea of finance and international affairs. The crash of the cryptocurrency market on March 12 was like a nightmare attack, leaving the market in despair; May 19 felt like an aftershock, shaking the nerves of every participant. The collapse of Luna turned countless fortunes into bubbles, and the sudden fall of Three Arrows Capital triggered a chain of panic and turmoil, while the collapse of FTX shocked the world, as former glory crumbled into ruins in an instant.

At the same time, the international stage is also changing rapidly. Brexit was a massive transformation of the political and economic landscape, affecting global trade and the direction of international relations. The smoke of the Ukraine war has torn apart the peaceful land, and the alarms of airstrikes in the Middle East occasionally pierce the sky, with the tense geopolitical situation resembling an invisible net enveloping the world.

In the financial markets, major exchanges are delisting, mining machines are being phased out, and the ten ministries and twelve ministries have issued prohibitions, with heavy policy impacts continuously falling. The circuit breaker in the US stock market, Japan's stock market, and South Korea's stock market has thrown global stock markets into chaos, toppling one after another like a row of dominoes. Grayscale's sell-off, the US government's sell-off, the German government's sell-off, along with the sell-offs by miners and whales, and the Federal Reserve's continuous interest rate hikes hang over the market like a Damocles sword, tightening liquidity continuously.

However, after experiencing all of this, I have forged an inner resilience as strong as steel. This small decline before me is merely a ripple after those past storms. I will not be intimidated by it, for I have emerged from the most brutal storm, possessing the courage and determination to face any challenge.