As a Crypto Assets investor, I have witnessed the ups and downs of this industry. From the 312 market in 2013 to the FTX collapse in 2022, I have experienced every major shake-up in the market. This includes the 519 incident in 2019, the big dump of 384 in 2020, and the 1220 adjustment in 2021.

I have personally experienced the turmoil in the global financial markets, such as the chaos triggered by Brexit, the collapse of the Luna ecosystem, and the bankruptcy of Three Arrows Capital. I witnessed the fall of former industry giants like FTX, observed the wave of delistings from major exchanges, and saw the reshuffling of the mining machine industry.

Policy risk has always been a major challenge for this industry. From the regulatory policies of China's ten ministries and twelve ministries to the fluctuating attitudes of governments around the world towards Crypto Assets, the market remains in a state of uncertainty.

Broader global events have also had a profound impact on our market. Multiple circuit breakers in the US stock market, the outbreak of the Ukraine war, and the ongoing turmoil in the Middle East have all influenced the trends of Crypto Assets to varying degrees.

We are also facing market pressures from various sources, whether it is the selling off by Grayscale, interventions by the US and German governments, or the big dump behavior of miners and large holders. At the same time, the Federal Reserve's ongoing interest rate hikes and the circuit breakers in the Japanese and South Korean stock markets have added extra uncertainty to the market.

Looking back on the experiences of these years, it feels like being in an epic filled with ups and downs. These experiences have given me a deeper understanding of market volatility and a stronger psychological endurance. Although there may still be more falls in the short term, I remain optimistic about the long-term development of Bitcoin. After all, having gone through so many storms, we can better appreciate the revolutionary potential of Crypto Assets.