I haven’t posted an update in a while. I checked in and was surprised to see a few fans still calling for one. I’m honored. Even better, I didn’t spot any snarky comments.
A quick update on how things have been lately:
1. My futures trades took a heavy loss. Luckily, I hadn’t given back all the gains from that lucky trade earlier, so I’m calling it quits on this game.
2. I still haven’t made any moves in spot—no additions, no reductions.
Why I haven’t posted lately:
1. There’s been a lot going on at home, and I’ve been traveling between a few cities to take care of things. On top of that, the market’s been poor, and I’ve gotten hooked on short dramas, so I stopped posting and making idle chatter.
If anyone would like investment suggestions:
If you’re trying to balance time, risk, and returns, I still recommend UNI, CRCL, and HOOD. Most importantly, the latter two are attractively priced right now and make good long-term spot holdings for anyone comfortable with risk.
High-volatility picks: ZRO, JUP
Other notes:
1. I haven’t mentioned BTC/ETH/BNB. Just pick whichever one you like best.
2. If you’re especially bullish on the RWA sector, SECZ is a good lottery ticket.
3. For established altcoins, the only ones I’d recommend are AAVE, LINK, and MORPHO.
4. If you have a large amount of capital that you haven’t invested yet, I personally recommend a Nasdaq ETF/QQQ. If you want something a little steadier, go with an S&P 500 ETF. The reasons are its high predictability and the fact that it’s low-maintenance and hassle-free. Also, 5x24-hour trading is launching in December, which will further draw in marginal capital from around the world—a structural positive for US stocks. And investing is all about not putting all your eggs in one basket. Even if you diversify within a single sector, it’s still just one basket, so this allocation is important for investors with a lot of capital.
I’m stopping here because of the word limit—and because I’m lazy. I’ve already said a lot of this before, and there aren’t many crypto assets worth choosing from these days anyway.
If you have a decent amount of capital and want predictability, I genuinely recommend a Nasdaq ETF. I’ve held this for over three years, and it’s been great. I often joke with friends: with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq in your portfolio, it’s hard to end up poor.
A quick update on how things have been lately:
1. My futures trades took a heavy loss. Luckily, I hadn’t given back all the gains from that lucky trade earlier, so I’m calling it quits on this game.
2. I still haven’t made any moves in spot—no additions, no reductions.
Why I haven’t posted lately:
1. There’s been a lot going on at home, and I’ve been traveling between a few cities to take care of things. On top of that, the market’s been poor, and I’ve gotten hooked on short dramas, so I stopped posting and making idle chatter.
If anyone would like investment suggestions:
If you’re trying to balance time, risk, and returns, I still recommend UNI, CRCL, and HOOD. Most importantly, the latter two are attractively priced right now and make good long-term spot holdings for anyone comfortable with risk.
High-volatility picks: ZRO, JUP
Other notes:
1. I haven’t mentioned BTC/ETH/BNB. Just pick whichever one you like best.
2. If you’re especially bullish on the RWA sector, SECZ is a good lottery ticket.
3. For established altcoins, the only ones I’d recommend are AAVE, LINK, and MORPHO.
4. If you have a large amount of capital that you haven’t invested yet, I personally recommend a Nasdaq ETF/QQQ. If you want something a little steadier, go with an S&P 500 ETF. The reasons are its high predictability and the fact that it’s low-maintenance and hassle-free. Also, 5x24-hour trading is launching in December, which will further draw in marginal capital from around the world—a structural positive for US stocks. And investing is all about not putting all your eggs in one basket. Even if you diversify within a single sector, it’s still just one basket, so this allocation is important for investors with a lot of capital.
I’m stopping here because of the word limit—and because I’m lazy. I’ve already said a lot of this before, and there aren’t many crypto assets worth choosing from these days anyway.
If you have a decent amount of capital and want predictability, I genuinely recommend a Nasdaq ETF. I’ve held this for over three years, and it’s been great. I often joke with friends: with the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq in your portfolio, it’s hard to end up poor.