My 'best' trade of 2026: Buying $DEXE after the initial 90% crash, only to found it crashed 90% more. Rotated what's left to $YOTS because I've studied the narrative and it has so much potential. It crashed after the dev pulled out some funds. Overall performance: 99% loss of liquidity. GG. lol. Lessons learned: Lesson #1: As long as a project have a founding team and/or big whales, there are chances they will sell their positions someday. When they do, I can almost guarantee you that project will crash. So, beware of what Saylor and Vitalik would do to $BTC and $ETH if they decided to, say, sell 1% of their holdings - just sayin' Lesson #2: Don't do revenge trading. Ever. Losing in a trade? Don't dwell on it and move on. Investing in a dumping project? Quit and move on. Some of my biggest losses are largely due to revenge trading. I'm still learning in this psychological 'warfare.' Lesson #3: Invest and/or trade with the funds you can afford to lose. In Web3, expect things you invest in to go to zero. This sounds like a meh lesson... been there done that, but it's true, nevertheless. Borrowing money to put into crypto? Well, good luck with that - one wrong move can makes you a slave to that. Bottom line: What you see in CT isn't all legit true - when someone posts they 100X their investment, there are hundreds of others -100X their investment. What I mean is, be careful with your funds and be less of a degen and start analyzing things more.