About ZIL

2024.1207-1213, 0.029~0.034, increased from 10,000 to 12,000

1214-1220, 0.033~0.046, increased from 12,000 to 16,000

1221-1226, 0.046~0.086, increased from 16,000 to 30,000

1227-2025.0130, 0.086 retraced to 0.068, trading suspended during this period

0201-0207, 0.068~0.075, increased from 30,000 to 33,000

0208-0214, 0.075~0.16, increased from 33,000 to 66,000

0215-0228, retraced from 0.16 to 0.11, trading suspended during this period

0301-0306, 0.11~0.16, increased from 66,000 to 99,000

0307-0418, oscillated up to above 0.25, increased from 99,000 to 150,000

About Vite:

20250118-20250306, 0.015~0.037, increased from 10,000 to 24,000

20250307-0313, 0.037~0.097, increased from 24,000 to 60,000, placing an order at 0.16 can yield up to 100,000

0315-0320, 0.097~0.11, increased from 60,000 to 66,000

0322-0328, 0.11~0.12, increased from 66,000 to 72,000

0329-0405, 0.12~0.18, increased from 72,000 to 108,000

0405-0411, 0.18~0.25, increased from 108,000 to 150,000, placing an order at 0.3 can yield up to 180,000

Postscript:

The biggest economic difference between the bull markets of 24-25 and 20-21 is the US dollar interest rate. Currently experiencing rate cuts, the interest rate is still above 4%, which is much higher than in 20-21. Therefore, the possibility of a market correction is greater. So if it has risen, there is no need to hold on too tightly; if you’ve made a profit, you can sell first and wait for a 20% drop from the highest point (placing an order at 0.8 times) to buy back at a lower price. This operation can yield a profit of 25 points. (But don’t always do this, there is still the possibility of selling too early.)

The market doesn't just rise from 1 to 10, then to 20 in a straight line within an hour or a day. It's 1 first rising to 1.5, then dropping to 1.2. It may even fall below 1, then rise to 2, drop to 1.5, rise to 1.8, rise to 2.2, drop to 1.7, rise to 2.3, rise to 2.5, drop to 1.8, … At some point, it may directly break through 20. The key is to hold on, place good orders, remain somewhat ambiguous about correctness, and not focus too much on the retracement of a few days or rush to cut losses. These are all mental barriers that need to be overcome. Just wait until a month when it breaks through your target order tenfold, and there’s no need to compare with other assets, just focus on the asset you are invested in.

Eight years ago, four years ago there were only a few dozen public chains, no L1 or L2, and consortium chains were a very new concept, just mining blocks and selling coins. So when ETH was 100, imagining what the value of coins would be in 4 or 5 years could have allowed you to retain much more money. Therefore, one must think about what the value of coins will be in the next four years. The market is always there, and the assets you buy always have a price, whether they rise or fall now, in the short term, or in the long term. Achieving this in 5-10 years is extremely important. Success comes from simplicity!