This spring, I became crazily obsessed with the concept of Futarchy and the community culture of MetaDAO (the cool Futarchy popular science e-book, the prediction market voting rejecting the investment offer from the world's top VC Pantera, the cult-like atmosphere in the Discord group chat, etc.). I bought 10 $META at an average price of $700, and when it rose above $1000, I was full of confidence, expecting it to increase tenfold.

Then, after May, the market gave me a harsh lesson. Ultimately, during the wave of crashes triggered by the yen's interest rate hike leading to arbitrage trading closures, I sold the illiquid $META at an average price of $400 in exchange for the more liquid BTC.

But unexpectedly, today the current price of $META is around $5000, significantly outperforming BTC during the same period.

The above is my review of my $META holdings. Regret is real, and the inability to buy back again due to human nature is also true. But if I ask myself honestly, if I could go back to August, I would still make the same choice to adjust my position.

However, when you control the drawdown of your investment portfolio, you also give up the upper limit of profit. In trading and investing, you cannot have both.

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