Recently, in the investment community, I have had several debates with fellow members about the prospects and community building issues of certain cryptocurrencies. Reflecting on it afterward, I realized a lot.

Gradually, I came to understand a principle: instead of expressing opinions and predictions in the group, it's better to verify your ideas with actual positions. The obvious benefit of this approach is—when prices go up, you can confidently make money without paying attention to others' evaluations; when prices fall, the loss is your own capital, and you won't create negative emotions in the community or be swayed by group complaints.

To put it simply, no matter how brilliant your opinions are, they can easily cause disagreements and unnecessary disputes. This can instead interfere with your trading mindset. Rather than wasting energy convincing others or debating, it's better to focus on market data, your risk management, and your holding strategies. Let your positions speak, and let the results prove everything—that's the most practical approach.