Recently, while browsing community discussions, I noticed that everyone is gradually starting to delve into topics like community building, consensus mechanisms, and PVE (Player versus Environment). It's quite reassuring.

Honestly, I have emphasized the importance of these concepts many times. But you'll find that what truly helps people understand the significance of long-termism and diamond hands is often not the theory itself, but the repeated education from the market.

To put it plainly—many people need to be caught in a trap first, hammered by the market, before they can truly wake up. After all, knowing and understanding are two different things. The lessons learned from losses are often more profound than any lecture.

Only after experiencing a significant correction and watching your account shrink will you reevaluate what community consensus and long-term holding really mean. The market will eventually teach everyone the same lesson: only projects and holders that can withstand the test of cycles will be able to laugh last.