Chapter 3: The Courage to Go Against the Tide

Lin Mo began to relearn crypto knowledge—not blindly following trends, but delving deep into the underlying logic of each project, the team backgrounds, and market prospects. He discovered that many so-called “revolutionary projects” were actually scams, and that truly valuable projects were often drowned out by the noise of the market.

He started to speak up on forums, pointing out the risks of certain projects and recommending others he believed had potential. At first, his voice was drowned out by ridicule and abuse. Some called him a “loser,” others called him a “traitor” because he no longer blindly believed in those “get-rich-quick myths.” But Lin Mo did not back down. He knew that being independent didn’t mean being alone—it meant having the courage to go against the crowd. He would stick to his own judgment, even if only one person believed him.

There was little money left in his account, but he began using the knowledge he had gained to consult for some small projects, earning a meager income. He reinvested this income into projects he deemed valuable. This time, it wasn’t gambling—it was investing in his own judgment.

Chapter 4: Keep Buying After the Tears

During a major market fluctuation, one of the projects Lin Mo believed in was hit by a “black swan” event, and the price plummeted. His account shrank again, and he hid in the bathroom and cried for a long time. He felt foolish—why did he still believe in these elusive things? But after crying, he wiped away his tears, looked at his account balance, and then made a decision that shocked everyone: he increased his position in the project again.

He said, “Courage isn’t about not crying—it’s about buying more after the tears.” He believed that the project’s value had not been destroyed, just temporarily hidden by market panic. He wanted to use his actions to prove his judgment. #Gate广场圣诞送温暖 $GT