Summarizing my tweeting style for myself, as a purely ordinary retail investor, I don't tweet much. My desire to express myself in words tends to be straightforward, like saying what I bought, what's good, wrapped up in two or three sentences. Historically, what has prompted me to speak out continuously is usually when I feel that a certain asset is misunderstood, treated unfairly, or wronged... Early ordi, early pandora, early/mid-stage underestimated penguins, etc. What ignites our inner passion is, "Fairness, fairness, still fucking fairness." One feeling is, sigh, this is gold, but people call it a stone, or even trash, and spit on it. Another feeling is, sigh, I can't be beaten down, yet I'm being slandered and trampled on, that's roughly the idea. Actually, I just couldn't help it. Suddenly, I remembered during military training in my freshman year, I noticed how a female classmate was being bullied by most of the students. Even though I didn't know her yet, I stood up to speak for her. Sigh, life.

Also, during the period of the 11th, it was said that the big coin at 50-60k has no future, and that they would sell and withdraw to the stock market. At that time, they kept writing about BTC, etc.