Maybe BSC will surprise a small group of people next, provided you believe in it. Where making money isn't painful, in the NFT era, the picture dogs reset to zero after finishing, on the mainnet Meme there are also blacklisted projects once you buy in, and on Base there are also a bunch of Rug pulls. SOL is even more so—it's truly hellish difficulty; hitting one or two times is already rare. The important thing is that you have been in this market all along. Don't let emotions influence you. Currently, in the Meme landscape, retail investors have a better chance to make money on BSC than on SOL. I bought on SOL 10 times, and maybe 5 times I had to give up, that difficulty level is really high. If you don't go all-in, it's hard to make money; if you do, it's easy to be overwhelmed by the violent flow of DEV. The only methodology is, after a big move, stay calm and rest for a few days. Those who win by luck must protect their principal. The way to protect your principal is to trade less or not at all, waiting for the next wealth cycle. The losses I’ve had on Meme are from careful analysis and valuation anchoring, and I also increased my position a bit; those who FOMO blindly lost big money. That’s why I’m currently hesitant to increase my position; maybe it’s a mental barrier—just need to conquer greed. However, I’m less optimistic about Meme that makes money, but I feel holding it won’t make me worry about its rise and fall. This kind of confidence can lead to good returns in the end. Playing Meme is a real test of one’s mentality. Personally, after buying a coin, I often feel anxious—those Meme coins are bound to crash, and sure enough, they crash on the second or third day. Feng shui really exists. Investment and trading are about tempering the mind; sometimes it’s really despairing, but behind despair is hope. I hope everyone can see hope and harvest abundant wealth. When good luck comes, work hard; if the timing isn’t right, read more books and maintain independent thinking. What’s yours will be yours; what’s not yours can’t be forced. As long as there’s hope, there will be gains.