Translating account data from three years ago is still a bit heartbreaking. Back then, full of enthusiasm, I invested 1 million into various cryptocurrencies, thinking I had chosen leading projects in each sector. Now looking back, I realize what “deep as the ocean once you enter the crypto world” really means.

I invested 1 million in FIL, and now only 80,000 remains. ICP is even worse; the original 1 million is down to 30,000. EOS is somewhat better; 1 million turned into 250,000. But the most outrageous is LUNA; the initial 1 million invested is now worth just 0.5 yuan. I still haven't gotten over that.

For XCH, the 1 million ended up with only 20,000. The STEPN craze was intense; the 1 million finally shrank to 50,000. FTT is even worse, dropping straight to zero. NOTE’s 1 million investment is more amusing; now the account only has 3 yuan left.

Round after round, these funds disappeared like stones sinking into the sea. Every time I look at this statement, it’s like taking a market lesson—some lessons can only be truly understood through personal experience. Thinking back to that time’s full confidence, and now seeing the current account data, I can’t help but feel nostalgic. That’s why in recent years, everyone keeps saying that investing requires caution, and risk awareness is so important.