That night was really frustrating. I placed a short position on Ethereum at 2980, hoping to catch a good opportunity. But then I had some free time, so I casually tuned into live streams of KOLs from several top exchanges. I thought listening to professionals' opinions and gathering some information wouldn't hurt. Unexpectedly, after listening to several streams, many of them unanimously called for a bullish trend, with Ethereum trading around 2966. Hearing this, I panicked—I figured that those who do technical analysis for a living would be more knowledgeable than me, so I canceled my order. But guess what? It was all nonsense. As soon as the market started to rise, they shouted continue to go up; when it dropped, they hurriedly called for quick bottom fishing. They kept talking nonsense all day long, like trend setters, with no logic whatsoever. In the end, over a hundred points of profit slipped away from my fingertips. Truly, every time I give up an opportunity, it's like waving goodbye to a little bit of my money. This lesson was very deep—don't trust those so-called opinion leaders too much; in the end, you still have to rely on your own judgment. $ETH