Great market—buying anything can be profitable, it’s just a matter of how much. For example, a while back when things were boring I bought some ICP, and it still looks pretty good now. But back then it was half-dead—no matter how much people talked at the time, it didn’t help. Most of the market, in the end, will pay attention to a certain token when a coin starts pumping, not when it’s lying half-dead at the bottom.
You keep asking me whether it will go up or down today and tomorrow. I don’t know 🤷
I also don’t have the enthusiasm for the long positions in the market around when Bitcoin was near 60,000 anymore, and I’ve lost the drive to go long on the leading assets before the US–China meeting.
Everyone has a different attitude toward the market, and the answers they ultimately get are different too.
For this cycle, I personally think more in terms of the long term, and I’ve already shown what assets I’ve allocated.
As long as you’re not greedy, and you keep holding to let profits grow and increase the share of your core assets, you’ll naturally become wealthy.
For instance, increasing the weights of assets like Ethereum, Bitcoin, Sol, and so on—you’ll find it hard to lose.
Now when Ethereum is around 2700, and at 5400, there will still be many tokens in the current market at these levels, even lower.
At the beginning of this cycle, a few old friends and I had a “ten-year agreement.” I really want to know, when stablecoins break through $3 trillion, what crypto application protocols will reach market caps in the hundreds of billions.
From now it looks like many things are still far away. But over the past decade or more, the crypto industry has gradually moved from a niche geek experiment to the global financial system.
In the next ten years, I’m still very much looking forward to this market.
Stablecoins, DeFi, RWA, payments, on-chain trading, AI agents… more and more traditional finance giants, tech companies, and emerging enterprises will join this game.
When you look back after ten years, maybe many of the projects we’re arguing about today are only just standing at the starting point of a truly big era.
$BTC $ETH #btc #eth
You keep asking me whether it will go up or down today and tomorrow. I don’t know 🤷
I also don’t have the enthusiasm for the long positions in the market around when Bitcoin was near 60,000 anymore, and I’ve lost the drive to go long on the leading assets before the US–China meeting.
Everyone has a different attitude toward the market, and the answers they ultimately get are different too.
For this cycle, I personally think more in terms of the long term, and I’ve already shown what assets I’ve allocated.
As long as you’re not greedy, and you keep holding to let profits grow and increase the share of your core assets, you’ll naturally become wealthy.
For instance, increasing the weights of assets like Ethereum, Bitcoin, Sol, and so on—you’ll find it hard to lose.
Now when Ethereum is around 2700, and at 5400, there will still be many tokens in the current market at these levels, even lower.
At the beginning of this cycle, a few old friends and I had a “ten-year agreement.” I really want to know, when stablecoins break through $3 trillion, what crypto application protocols will reach market caps in the hundreds of billions.
From now it looks like many things are still far away. But over the past decade or more, the crypto industry has gradually moved from a niche geek experiment to the global financial system.
In the next ten years, I’m still very much looking forward to this market.
Stablecoins, DeFi, RWA, payments, on-chain trading, AI agents… more and more traditional finance giants, tech companies, and emerging enterprises will join this game.
When you look back after ten years, maybe many of the projects we’re arguing about today are only just standing at the starting point of a truly big era.
$BTC $ETH #btc #eth
