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Justin Sun’s latest personal asset allocation◇ BTC core holding unchanged; ETH reduced by 80–90%, with funds redirected to U.S. stocks
2026-10-17 15:03
BlockBeats reports that on October 17, TRON founder Justin Sun shared his personal asset views “outside of TRON” during a recent 3.5-hour in-person conversation with Jin Ming. Key points on his allocation are as follows:
BTC: Held as a core position, with no reductions over the past year. Although he is concerned about the risks posed by quantum computing and AI algorithms, and believes the market has not fully priced in these risks, he continues to hold BTC and uses “bunker mode” with cold wallets to keep it isolated.
ETH: Last year, he reduced around 80–90% of his aggressive position when ETH was in the $3,600–$4,000 range. He now holds only around 20% as a core position and is waiting on the sidelines; he has not bought back in. Most of the funds from the reduction were moved into U.S. stocks.
Nvidia: His main U.S. stock position, viewed as a core holding in the AI sector; he holds a large position and is not reducing it.
Nasdaq 100: A large holding. He is slightly bearish over the medium term (due to factors such as crowded trades and high interest rates), but has not shorted it and is maintaining his position.
A-shares: No holdings. He is broadly bearish on traditional assets and prefers areas such as AI applications and Web3.
During the interview, Sun Yuchen emphasized that ETH is an aggressive asset while BTC is a core holding. He also expressed optimism about applications such as AI-powered health management, while being bearish on some hardware sectors. These are paraphrased highlights from the interview, not a complete balance sheet.
Justin Sun’s latest personal asset allocation◇ BTC core holding unchanged; ETH reduced by 80–90%, with funds redirected to U.S. stocks
2026-10-17 15:03
BlockBeats reports that on October 17, TRON founder Justin Sun shared his personal asset views “outside of TRON” during a recent 3.5-hour in-person conversation with Jin Ming. Key points on his allocation are as follows:
BTC: Held as a core position, with no reductions over the past year. Although he is concerned about the risks posed by quantum computing and AI algorithms, and believes the market has not fully priced in these risks, he continues to hold BTC and uses “bunker mode” with cold wallets to keep it isolated.
ETH: Last year, he reduced around 80–90% of his aggressive position when ETH was in the $3,600–$4,000 range. He now holds only around 20% as a core position and is waiting on the sidelines; he has not bought back in. Most of the funds from the reduction were moved into U.S. stocks.
Nvidia: His main U.S. stock position, viewed as a core holding in the AI sector; he holds a large position and is not reducing it.
Nasdaq 100: A large holding. He is slightly bearish over the medium term (due to factors such as crowded trades and high interest rates), but has not shorted it and is maintaining his position.
A-shares: No holdings. He is broadly bearish on traditional assets and prefers areas such as AI applications and Web3.
During the interview, Sun Yuchen emphasized that ETH is an aggressive asset while BTC is a core holding. He also expressed optimism about applications such as AI-powered health management, while being bearish on some hardware sectors. These are paraphrased highlights from the interview, not a complete balance sheet.
2026-10-17 15:03
BlockBeats reports that on October 17, TRON founder Justin Sun shared his personal asset views “outside of TRON” during a recent 3.5-hour in-person conversation with Jin Ming. Key points on his allocation are as follows:
BTC: Held as a core position, with no reductions over the past year. Although he is concerned about the risks posed by quantum computing and AI algorithms, and believes the market has not fully priced in these risks, he continues to hold BTC and uses “bunker mode” with cold wallets to keep it isolated.
ETH: Last year, he reduced around 80–90% of his aggressive position when ETH was in the $3,600–$4,000 range. He now holds only around 20% as a core position and is waiting on the sidelines; he has not bought back in. Most of the funds from the reduction were moved into U.S. stocks.
Nvidia: His main U.S. stock position, viewed as a core holding in the AI sector; he holds a large position and is not reducing it.
Nasdaq 100: A large holding. He is slightly bearish over the medium term (due to factors such as crowded trades and high interest rates), but has not shorted it and is maintaining his position.
A-shares: No holdings. He is broadly bearish on traditional assets and prefers areas such as AI applications and Web3.
During the interview, Sun Yuchen emphasized that ETH is an aggressive asset while BTC is a core holding. He also expressed optimism about applications such as AI-powered health management, while being bearish on some hardware sectors. These are paraphrased highlights from the interview, not a complete balance sheet.
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Now I finally understand why so many Koreans who trade stocks jump off buildings! In just a few months, it plunged from 63.9 to 10.45! When it dropped to a little over 17, I thought it had hit bottom. I never imagined there was an abyss waiting below! $KORU
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BTC can stand in for JPMorgan Chase.
ZEC can stand in for Swiss banks.
Various other altcoins can be likened to A-share bank stocks.
BTC can stand in for JPMorgan Chase.
ZEC can stand in for Swiss banks.
Various other altcoins can be likened to A-share bank stocks.
ZEC can stand in for Swiss banks.
Various other altcoins can be likened to A-share bank stocks.
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The simplest way to get rich in crypto
1. Work until you’ve saved $5,000
2. Convert it all to USDC
3. Invest it in 5 different high-yield DeFi protocols
4. Earn a free $600 every month
5. Reinvest your earnings and repeat
School will never teach you this…
The simplest way to get rich in crypto
1. Work until you’ve saved $5,000
2. Convert it all to USDC
3. Invest it in 5 different high-yield DeFi protocols
4. Earn a free $600 every month
5. Reinvest your earnings and repeat
School will never teach you this…
1. Work until you’ve saved $5,000
2. Convert it all to USDC
3. Invest it in 5 different high-yield DeFi protocols
4. Earn a free $600 every month
5. Reinvest your earnings and repeat
School will never teach you this…
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How many times does the coin you’re holding need to go up for you to break even?
I’ve listed them in order:
$HYPE → 1.2x
$TRX → 1.3x
$XMR → 1.4x
$BTC → 1.5x
$BNB → 1.9x
$ETH → 2x
$SOL → 2.8x
$TAO → 2.8x
$XRP → 2.8x
$NEAR → 4.1x
$LINK → 4.1x
$AAVE → 4.2x
$ONDO → 4.6x
$ZEC → 4.8x
$XLM → 5x
$SUI → 5.1x
$UNI → 6.1x
$HBAR → 6.6x
$INJ → 6.6x
$LTC → 6.7x
$PEPE → 6.8x
$ENA → 7.2x
$DOGE → 8.9x
$ARB → 12.8x
$ADA → 13.2x
$AVAX → 14.3x
bitcoin-cash:native → 15.7x
$FET → 16.2x
$SHIB → 17.2x
$BONK → 18.6x
$ETC → 20.7x
$SEI → 22.8x
$WIF → 23.6x
$APT → 24.5x
cosmos:native → 24.8x
$OP → 32.5x
celestia:native → 38.4x
$DOT → 48.5x
$ICP → 111.8x
filecoin:native → 210.3x
I compared each coin’s current price with its all-time high.
Look, most people get this wrong.
People who say “it’s down 50%” think it only needs to go halfway back. That’s not how it works. It needs to go up 2x to break even.
If it’s down 90%, it needs to go up 10x. If it’s down 95%, it needs to go up 20x. If it’s down 99%, it needs to go up 100x.
So a small-looking percentage drop can mean a much larger multiple is needed to recover.
filecoin:native needs to go up 210x to return to its all-time high. $BTC only needs to go up 1.5x.
The coins at the top of the list are close to their highs because the money is still there.
People holding the coins lower down say, “It’s cheap now. I’ll make a fortune if it bounces back.” But there’s no guarantee a coin will ever return to a price it once reached.
How many times does the coin you’re holding need to go up to reach its high? Write it below.
Save this. Before you buy another coin you think “can’t go any lower,” take a look at this list.
How many times does the coin you’re holding need to go up for you to break even?
I’ve listed them in order:
$HYPE → 1.2x
$TRX → 1.3x
$XMR → 1.4x
$BTC → 1.5x
$BNB → 1.9x
$ETH → 2x
$SOL → 2.8x
$TAO → 2.8x
$XRP → 2.8x
$NEAR → 4.1x
$LINK → 4.1x
$AAVE → 4.2x
$ONDO → 4.6x
$ZEC → 4.8x
$XLM → 5x
$SUI → 5.1x
$UNI → 6.1x
$HBAR → 6.6x
$INJ → 6.6x
$LTC → 6.7x
$PEPE → 6.8x
$ENA → 7.2x
$DOGE → 8.9x
$ARB → 12.8x
$ADA → 13.2x
$AVAX → 14.3x
bitcoin-cash:native → 15.7x
$FET → 16.2x
$SHIB → 17.2x
$BONK → 18.6x
$ETC → 20.7x
$SEI → 22.8x
$WIF → 23.6x
$APT → 24.5x
cosmos:native → 24.8x
$OP → 32.5x
celestia:native → 38.4x
$DOT → 48.5x
$ICP → 111.8x
filecoin:native → 210.3x
I compared each coin’s current price with its all-time high.
Look, most people get this wrong.
People who say “it’s down 50%” think it only needs to go halfway back. That’s not how it works. It needs to go up 2x to break even.
If it’s down 90%, it needs to go up 10x. If it’s down 95%, it needs to go up 20x. If it’s down 99%, it needs to go up 100x.
So a small-looking percentage drop can mean a much larger multiple is needed to recover.
filecoin:native needs to go up 210x to return to its all-time high. $BTC only needs to go up 1.5x.
The coins at the top of the list are close to their highs because the money is still there.
People holding the coins lower down say, “It’s cheap now. I’ll make a fortune if it bounces back.” But there’s no guarantee a coin will ever return to a price it once reached.
How many times does the coin you’re holding need to go up to reach its high? Write it below.
Save this. Before you buy another coin you think “can’t go any lower,” take a look at this list.
I’ve listed them in order:
$HYPE → 1.2x
$TRX → 1.3x
$XMR → 1.4x
$BTC → 1.5x
$BNB → 1.9x
$ETH → 2x
$SOL → 2.8x
$TAO → 2.8x
$XRP → 2.8x
$NEAR → 4.1x
$LINK → 4.1x
$AAVE → 4.2x
$ONDO → 4.6x
$ZEC → 4.8x
$XLM → 5x
$SUI → 5.1x
$UNI → 6.1x
$HBAR → 6.6x
$INJ → 6.6x
$LTC → 6.7x
$PEPE → 6.8x
$ENA → 7.2x
$DOGE → 8.9x
$ARB → 12.8x
$ADA → 13.2x
$AVAX → 14.3x
bitcoin-cash:native → 15.7x
$FET → 16.2x
$SHIB → 17.2x
$BONK → 18.6x
$ETC → 20.7x
$SEI → 22.8x
$WIF → 23.6x
$APT → 24.5x
cosmos:native → 24.8x
$OP → 32.5x
celestia:native → 38.4x
$DOT → 48.5x
$ICP → 111.8x
filecoin:native → 210.3x
I compared each coin’s current price with its all-time high.
Look, most people get this wrong.
People who say “it’s down 50%” think it only needs to go halfway back. That’s not how it works. It needs to go up 2x to break even.
If it’s down 90%, it needs to go up 10x. If it’s down 95%, it needs to go up 20x. If it’s down 99%, it needs to go up 100x.
So a small-looking percentage drop can mean a much larger multiple is needed to recover.
filecoin:native needs to go up 210x to return to its all-time high. $BTC only needs to go up 1.5x.
The coins at the top of the list are close to their highs because the money is still there.
People holding the coins lower down say, “It’s cheap now. I’ll make a fortune if it bounces back.” But there’s no guarantee a coin will ever return to a price it once reached.
How many times does the coin you’re holding need to go up to reach its high? Write it below.
Save this. Before you buy another coin you think “can’t go any lower,” take a look at this list.
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A look back at Bitcoin prices every October 1, National Day
2010: $0.06
2011: $5.4
2012: $10.8
2013: $132
2014: $384
2015: $238
2016: $614
2017: $4,395
2018: $6,594
2019: $8,285
2020: $10,792
2021: $47,701
2022: $19,312
2023: $27,983
2024: $60,837
2025: $118,649
2026: $84,459
If you could choose again in your next life, would you still trade crypto?
A look back at Bitcoin prices every October 1, National Day
2010: $0.06
2011: $5.4
2012: $10.8
2013: $132
2014: $384
2015: $238
2016: $614
2017: $4,395
2018: $6,594
2019: $8,285
2020: $10,792
2021: $47,701
2022: $19,312
2023: $27,983
2024: $60,837
2025: $118,649
2026: $84,459
If you could choose again in your next life, would you still trade crypto?
2010: $0.06
2011: $5.4
2012: $10.8
2013: $132
2014: $384
2015: $238
2016: $614
2017: $4,395
2018: $6,594
2019: $8,285
2020: $10,792
2021: $47,701
2022: $19,312
2023: $27,983
2024: $60,837
2025: $118,649
2026: $84,459
If you could choose again in your next life, would you still trade crypto?
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$XMR has relatively poor privacy performance. Although the ring signature mechanism is somewhat stronger than the mixing principle used by $DASH , ring signature technology can absolutely be cracked—and it doesn't even take a lot of computing power. The computing power of a personal computer with a 5080 is enough. So XMR, like DASH, isn't really a privacy coin. They're both wide open, just like BTC and LTC.
Also, making a transfer with XMR is more complicated than with BTC or ZEC. The recipient also needs to know an additional ring signature key, which makes the transfer more complicated. If you enter the wrong key, the recipient won't confirm the transfer, which also limits its ease of use in practice.
Personally, I think that if people are interested in privacy coins, they should just go straight for the completely black $ZEC . Time will prove that anything short of completely black just won't do. Everything else is fake—just an illusion.
$XMR has relatively poor privacy performance. Although the ring signature mechanism is somewhat stronger than the mixing principle used by $DASH , ring signature technology can absolutely be cracked—and it doesn't even take a lot of computing power. The computing power of a personal computer with a 5080 is enough. So XMR, like DASH, isn't really a privacy coin. They're both wide open, just like BTC and LTC.
Also, making a transfer with XMR is more complicated than with BTC or ZEC. The recipient also needs to know an additional ring signature key, which makes the transfer more complicated. If you enter the wrong key, the recipient won't confirm the transfer, which also limits its ease of use in practice.
Personally, I think that if people are interested in privacy coins, they should just go straight for the completely black $ZEC . Time will prove that anything short of completely black just won't do. Everything else is fake—just an illusion.
Also, making a transfer with XMR is more complicated than with BTC or ZEC. The recipient also needs to know an additional ring signature key, which makes the transfer more complicated. If you enter the wrong key, the recipient won't confirm the transfer, which also limits its ease of use in practice.
Personally, I think that if people are interested in privacy coins, they should just go straight for the completely black $ZEC . Time will prove that anything short of completely black just won't do. Everything else is fake—just an illusion.
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Binance A9 Profiles | “See It—Act on It—Get It”: Feng Ge’s No-BS Trading Survival Guide On Binance Square, @Asun is a trading creator with a distinctive personal style. Since joining in October 2023, he has built a following of 40,000+, published over 2,000 posts, and earned leaderboard badges related to trading volume, total profit, and live futures P&L. Rather than dressing trading up as an “easy road to riches,” he more often talks about the other side of it: market volatility, the pressure of trading, the need to persevere over the long term, and how to steady your mindset in the market.
His style is consistently direct, with a bit of streetwise swagger, and he often talks about trading and life in the same breath: from market topics like BTC and SOL to livestream recaps and chats with followers, then on to trips back to his hometown, farm work, and everyday reflections. Behind these seemingly casual shares runs one central idea: trading isn’t about changing your fate with one impulsive move—it’s about having what it takes to stay in the game for the long haul.
Binance A9 Profiles | “See It—Act on It—Get It”: Feng Ge’s No-BS Trading Survival Guide
On Binance Square, @风哥不吹牛 is a trading creator with a distinctive personal style. Since joining in October 2023, he has built a following of 40,000+, published over 2,000 posts, and earned leaderboard badges related to trading volume, total profit, and live futures P&L. Rather than dressing trading up as an “easy road to riches,” he more often talks about the other side of it: market volatility, the pressure of trading, the need to persevere over the long term, and how to steady your mindset in the market.
His style is consistently direct, with a bit of streetwise swagger, and he often talks about trading and life in the same breath: from market topics like BTC and SOL to livestream recaps and chats with followers, then on to trips back to his hometown, farm work, and everyday reflections. Behind these seemingly casual shares runs one central idea: trading isn’t about changing your fate with one impulsive move—it’s about having what it takes to stay in the game for the long haul.
His style is consistently direct, with a bit of streetwise swagger, and he often talks about trading and life in the same breath: from market topics like BTC and SOL to livestream recaps and chats with followers, then on to trips back to his hometown, farm work, and everyday reflections. Behind these seemingly casual shares runs one central idea: trading isn’t about changing your fate with one impulsive move—it’s about having what it takes to stay in the game for the long haul.
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Spending crypto with the Binance Visa Card just feels different — fast, simple, and global. This is how Web3 connects to the real world.
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