Red envelopes are a surprise, but don't let them become an entrance fee

During holidays, platform activities, airdrops, and red envelopes come one after another, which is a good thing—indicating that market activity is warming up.
But there's a phenomenon worth thinking about:

Many people receive red envelopes but then chase high prices and give them back.
Red envelopes are rewards for active users, not encouragement for impulsive trading.

True experts treat activity gains as a safety net, not a betting stake.
The Year of the Horse is like a long-distance run,

Pace is more important than bursts of activity.
Many newcomers tend to heavily invest at the emotional high point at the beginning of the year, only to doubt life when a pullback occurs. In fact, the market is never a straight line, but waves.
My approach is simple:

Participate in activities, but don't change your trading system;

Keep emotions lively, but control your positions.
Watching the heat, discussions, and capital preferences at Gate Square is itself part of market research.
Red envelopes bring luck,

Strategy brings confidence.
Family members, think about it:

Did you make money last year relying on luck, or on knowledge?#我在Gate广场过新年