This past year has been quite an intense investment experience. Watching the mainstream coins surge fiercely while my heavily invested altcoins kept going down, the feeling of being trapped was truly uncomfortable. At the beginning of the year, I was still dreaming of earning quick money with a hundredfold coin, only to realize by year's end how naive that idea was. The most painful part was only later realizing that it wasn't a lack of selection ability, but being led by emotions—buying the dip at high prices, panic selling—classic reverse operations. A careful review revealed that, often, decisions were not driven by rational analysis but by current emotional fluctuations. This emotional reversal trading pattern was doomed to make the account look worse and worse. The real lesson isn't about the rise and fall of coin prices, but about recognizing your own psychological blind spots in trading.