A midnight tweet caused a screen explosion, with hundreds of thousands of retweets. We've long been accustomed to this rhythm: when the price of a coin fluctuates, our eyes instinctively lock onto those big V accounts, searching for "answers" in their snippets of words. It’s as if a single sentence from them can determine the fate of our wallets.

But I have to say something unpleasant: this needs to change.

Take back the initiative over your wealth and mindset from those highlight figures' tweets. The crypto world is no longer an era where "one tweet can decide everything."

Look clearly—what is the essence of those calls? Brand maintenance, community operation, emotional connection. Useful, but that’s not investment logic. What the market needs is far more robust than chasing risk sentiment.

Remember these three points:

**First: Technology will not disappear because of a decline, and demand won’t either.** Bitcoin has solved the problem of decentralized value storage—has this problem been solved? No. Ethereum has built a global programmable settlement layer—does this infrastructure still exist? Yes. Have the underlying logics of DeFi, NFT, Layer2 changed? No. Is the global demand for financial inclusion, asset sovereignty, and transaction efficiency increasing or decreasing? Increasing rapidly. Price is a reflection of value, but often a distorted mirror—short-term distortions are chaotic. Instead of staring at the distorted image in the mirror, better to see the real behind the mirror.

As long as the underlying technology remains viable and demand continues to surge, that’s what you should focus on.