In the blockchain community, respecting others' positions should be a basic code of conduct.

But reality is often quite harsh. There are too many people who boast extravagantly when buying, only to start denying everything and mocking those who buy in after they sell out. They say "This project has unlimited potential" when buying, and "I knew it was a scam" after selling. Such double standards are somewhat embarrassing.

Don't FUD others' holdings; simply put, don't use your own trading decisions to negate others' judgments. Everyone in the market has different risk preferences and time horizons. Some are long-term optimistic, others seek short-term profits, and that's perfectly fine. The problem is those who try to justify their sell decisions by belittling those who are still holding — this behavior is really quite repulsive.