As the market trend unfolds, many people's account records don't look very good.

When Meme is not hot collectively, some choose to play dead, while others leverage heavily to hold on. When BTC drops, the entire network starts to spin various macro narratives—gold, silver, derivatives—as if testing who has a stronger psychological defense.

It seems that many people don't really fail to understand the market; the problem lies in their mentality. When the market changes face, they rush to change their mindset. This time they believe in this, next time they believe in that. No matter how beautiful the story is told, it’s useless; the key is whether you can hold your ground.

Some traders are different. They don't chase the trend, nor are they led by short-term rises and falls. They take whatever the market gives, and wait quietly when there's no trend. This kind of "endurance" ability, honestly, is much more valuable than prediction skills.

In essence, investing is not really about being smarter. It's about whether you can persist in the right things. Most people truly lose not because of their principal, but because of their execution—unable to control their hands, unable to change their minds, unable to resist temptation.

So in the end, who the wealth flows to is actually very clear. It’s always those who are emotionally stable, act with restraint, and can hold back in countless impulsive moments.