Hahaha. The holders of this coin $FIL are most lacking in big fools. I have seen too many.
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$FIL Some people always think they understand everything, and I find it puzzling. Have you participated? Do you really understand? Around February or March of 2021, I had not built a position of less than 50 for $FIL , and around August, I sold it for over 70. The next night, the price was 120, and I regretted selling it at that time. I didn't start learning about Fil early, but it certainly wasn't late either. Even now, I wouldn't dare say I understand $FIL very well. Some people are just clueless, opening their mouths brings them back to zero, and closing their mouths makes them sound just like someone else. Either they are just flapping their lips, or the reasons they give just sound ridiculous. 😂
Playing in the crypto world without the mindset of a top dog? What’s the point?
Last time I mentioned that I nodded and accepted the invitation. The next steps were to go through the offer process and discuss onboarding matters. At that time in my original company, it was the end of the year, and most projects were wrapping up, along with various team-building activities, so my work was not busy. I took advantage of this time to occasionally visit the new company to familiarize myself with the business and the team. At that time, the position offered to me was 'Solutions Expert', belonging to the Solutions Department led by Eva. The department was newly established, with about 6 people, and I had a headcount plan for 11 people—although there were only 2 people in the team at that time, and one left after the New Year. I was mainly responsible for major client solutions, overseas cluster setup, and storage product design. Soon, I realized that my knowledge in the blockchain field was severely lacking, so during that time, I frantically made up for it, learning everything from browsers, wallets, and addresses to block explosions and linear releases... I learned it all.
During the two weeks of business travel, I have been busy with project matters, so I will stop updating for now. During the journey, I gradually sorted out the timeline, and when I have some free time, I will continue with 'Encrypted Memoirs'; $FIL $ICP have performed quite well in the past two weeks. I wonder when the king of 2021, $XCH, will explode. I bought quite a bit at high prices back then, preparing to leave it for my son to inherit.
Crypto Memoir - Officially Entering the Industry (Part 1)
A busy week has passed, and after working on the product for a week, I finally have time to continue writing. Last time I mentioned October 2020, I was inspired by a large order of distributed storage software from my colleagues at headquarters and began to seriously study IPFS. While organizing my computer files these past two days, I surprisingly found the PPT from that time, and one page is particularly representative—friends who participated in the early stages of Filecoin may feel a bit emotional seeing it. Back to the point. After self-studying the PPT, I searched online for a lot of information and studied the working principle, output mechanism, and encapsulation process of IPFS. I also followed videos from bloggers like 'Grandpa Wang' and 'Where is the Coin Chain' to learn. But to be honest, after studying, I still feel confused, and my overall understanding remains vague.
Memoirs of Cryptocurrency: The First Encounter with Filecoin
On October 11, that crash completely emptied all $FIL in my Binance account. Suddenly, I felt that I should write something about my five-year journey in the crypto space, as a special farewell to this token that has been a part of my crypto career for quite a while. I actually got into cryptocurrency quite early. The first time I had a deep impression of Bitcoin was probably in 2012. At that time, a friend spent a thousand dollars to buy Bitcoin, and sold it when it rose to twelve hundred. Since I work in IT, I would occasionally see news about Bitcoin.
With the explosion of my $FIL long position at 05:18 on October 11, I completely emptied my Binance account of $FIL. As I recall, this account has always been receiving $FIL from external sources; There were purchases made by myself; There was mining; There were dividends received; And there were transfers from others as well; From 2020 to 2025, $FIL brought me into the circle, five years felt like yesterday; The first liquidation was on April 20, 2021, $FIL 185-125, I was liquidated at 128; The second liquidation was on May 1, 2022, $FIL 17-11, The third liquidation was on February 3, 2025, $FIL 4-1.96, The fourth liquidation is on October 11, 2025, completely emptying the Binance account of $FIL;