I sold my native coins again, not the first time, and it won't be the last. To be honest, I’ve lost count of how many dirt-cheap coins have slipped through my fingers, all of them running away as soon as they double in value.

This mindset is indeed contradictory. On one hand, I set a target to take profits at double and exit, fearing that watching the profits slowly evaporate like a roller coaster; on the other hand, I get annoyed after selling, wishing I could jump back in as the coin price continues to surge. But then I think, compared to those who stubbornly hold and get trapped, taking profits in time is at least not losing money.

Maybe this is my fate, destined to only make small gains. Investing in the crypto world is already difficult, and psychological resilience is even harder—greed can lead to losses, being too conservative can also cause missed opportunities. Are there others like me who are conflicted? Perhaps we all need to accept our risk preferences instead of always trying to catch the biggest wave.