A few things worth noting on April 7th: There is always a way to solve difficulties. My dad asked me to rush to the factory at 8:30, saying that the boss who bought the copper mine would arrive at 8:30. However, the whole village experienced a power outage and the electricity didn't come back until 7 pm. The rolling shutter was electric, so I told my dad that I would go back first and come back at night. Just as I was about to leave, a large truck drove in and said there was a power outage and come back at night. The boss who bought the goods asked if there was any other place to drill in, and actually found a metal door that could be drilled in. When I went in, I found that the rolling shutter could be pulled up by hand with a chain. Later, there was an electronic scale that couldn't pass the weight due to lack of electricity. The truck driver happened to be able to use the car to charge the electronic scale. So, what was supposed to be done at night was resolved by noon. That's it. A group member mentioned in a small group that buying Nvidia stocks is more cost-effective than buying Bitcoin now, but there is no Hong Kong card. Another group member recommended Huatong Securities, which I mentioned can stabilize coin deposits and withdrawals. Then I realized there was a demand for this and tweeted and posted on my social circle. Indeed, someone registered through my invitation code. 3 is to give my wife a small red envelope every day, and I have persisted for seven or eight days. My wife is happy, and I am happy too. 4. The group chat about some business in the cryptocurrency circle was lively, and I also learned some insider information, gained knowledge, and noticed some details. Today's sharp drop was significant, with all financial markets falling sharply. I didn't suffer any losses and didn't seize the opportunity. The XRP I held was short and balanced too early, and I didn't eat any meat. It's really true of Livermore's statement. To see and do the right thing and persist in doing it right is the ability.