Whenever the market plunges sharply and a flood of pessimistic voices fills the screens, I do the same thing—close the candlestick chart and reread the technical documentation of my core holdings.

For me, DUSK is such a project that requires repeated confirmation. I revisit its technical papers, roadmap progress, and then ask myself the most fundamental questions: Does the core problem this project aims to solve still exist? Is the market space for privacy protection and compliance needs truly shrinking? Is the technical team still making orderly progress?

Every time I ask and answer these questions, the responses strengthen my confidence.

You’ll find that market sentiment is as unpredictable as waves, but the fundamental value of a project is like a reef beneath the sea. This habit helps me filter out the noise and also teaches me to distinguish between two concepts: what is short-term price fluctuation and what is genuine value destruction.

I believe this way of thinking might be something all long-term holders should develop.