Thinking back, it still makes my heart race. The Luna crash was nothing short of an earthquake-level disaster in crypto history. That was a top-five project by market cap, worth tens of billions of dollars—on the same scale as today's SOL. And what happened? Once the infinite minting started, the price plummeted like falling off a cliff, going from over a hundred dollars straight to zero, with a string of zeros after the decimal point...

The craziest part is, despite such massive market swings, I only managed to catch just over $9,400. Every time I think about it, I feel it’s a missed opportunity—if I’d gone in more aggressively, my returns could have multiplied several times over. But on the other hand, managing to walk away with some profit during such an extreme event is lucky enough. After all, plenty of people got liquidated and lost everything.

That's how the market is—opportunity and risk always go hand in hand.