Honestly, when I sold RAVE at $106, I still felt pretty good about it, but when I woke up, I saw it had skyrocketed to $250. Many people just sold out in this wave of market rally. It's not surprising; after all, most market participants share the same mindset—small holdings of a few tens of dollars start taking profits once they see some gains, and being able to maintain a $100 profit is already quite satisfying.

Recently, I’ve observed the launch processes of several projects and have noticed an increasing trend. Platforms are tightening their control over project teams. Instead of rushing to list projects all at once, they now allow projects to run for a period in the early stages to verify fundamentals and popularity before offering opportunities for contract liquidity. Based on the performance of these projects, the overall screening logic is indeed being optimized.

I still insist on participating myself; the 16+4 schedule won’t break my determination. Yesterday, ARTX was traded very smoothly, with high efficiency, and I managed to complete everything by the whole morning. But last night, I stayed up until 3 AM to continue trading, and I still remember that feeling of exhaustion mixed with fulfillment—it was both tiring and rewarding.