Recently, many people in the comment section have been sharing opportunities in the primary market. I want to say something honest—these are all lessons learned the hard way.

I’ve dipped my toes into the primary market, trying out coins like bob, puppies, moco, moo, babymanyu, and others. The results speak for themselves; five figures just disappeared like that. Looking back now, it was ignorance and fearlessness, thinking I could buy the dip, only to be severely taught a lesson.

So I want to solemnly say: the primary market, contracts, and leverage—these three things should really be approached with caution. I know many are driven by FOMO, especially when they see PEPE and SHIB not making much noise these days, and start to get restless. But honestly, this is exactly the time to test your mindset.

My current strategy is very simple—stay put. Go to work as usual, and every few days, when I remember, I open my wallet to take a look. If there’s no sharp decline, I go to sleep. If I spot a low point, I add a small amount at the dip, and leave the rest to time. When spring comes and flowers bloom, the returns will come naturally. Seek steady gains, don’t expect to get rich overnight.

Additionally, I want to remind everyone: never be influenced by those who try to manipulate the market. There are too many voices like that out there. Keep your eyes sharp, do your own research, and don’t blindly follow the crowd. Your money is hard-earned, and it deserves respect.