Recently, I was browsing through the historical statements of a well-known KOL from the foreign internet and found something interesting.

Let's talk about the $ENA situation. On November 2nd, this guy was full of enthusiasm: "ENA will completely revolutionize the banking industry through digital rails," "The downtrend in interest rates will attract a large influx of funds, driving prices up," "The biggest winner of the stablecoin super cycle is it." What happened next? Two weeks later, on November 16th, he painfully liquidated his holdings.

Looking at $ETH here. In mid-October, it confidently stated "Hitting $10,000 by the end of 2025" and "The current fluctuations are just noise; the bull market trend is very strong" and "Ethereum is the NVIDIA of the decentralized world." On October 24, it even doubled down: "The warm-up for the bull market hasn't even finished; the next phase will explode like a 100-meter sprint." On October 29, it continued to hype: "Institutional adoption is accelerating, and global credit expansion means ETH is the core of this cycle."

Then, on November 16th, I directly splashed a bucket of cold water on my friend.

Looking at the comparison before and after, emmm... this operation is indeed quite pure. What happened to the "long-term optimism"? What happened to the "core assets"?

It seems that some predictions are just for listening. You have to protect your own wallet yourself.