When the market falls, many people are anxious, but true investors see it as an opportunity. Market sentiment often reacts faster and more extreme than the fundamentals. However, wise investors follow the actual development of the project, user base, and future rise potential.

When assets are at a low point, we should not blindly chase rises and falls, but rather recognize that this may be a consolidation phase, laying the groundwork for future rise. True value often accumulates in silence.

Many investors are reluctant to buy at low levels, not because they don't understand investment logic, but because they fear becoming the "last one to take the bait." However, a close observation reveals that real successful investors often enter the market during the toughest moments.

As rational investors, we should trust our own judgment instead of being swayed by the short-term fluctuations of the market. If the market continues to fall, it may actually be a good opportunity to increase our positions.

Investing requires courage, but even more, it requires wisdom. Staying calm during market panic and seeing hope when others are pessimistic is precisely what defines a successful investor. Remember, true value investing is not about following market sentiment, but about taking decisive action when the market is undervalued.