In the field of blockchain investment, PVP and PVE are two entirely different strategies.

PVP, or "Player versus Player", focuses on the competitive dynamics of seizing opportunities and capturing market share. This strategy requires constant attention to the movements of others, promptly seizing opportunities, as if competing with others for the same chances. However, this approach often carries significant risks, necessitating that investors remain vigilant at all times.

In contrast, PVE, or "Player versus Environment", pays more attention to the intrinsic value and growth potential of the project itself. Investors need to have a deep understanding of the project's fundamentals, prudently assess its long-term development prospects, rather than getting too caught up in short-term market competition. This focus on the project itself may be relatively stable, but it is more conducive to achieving sustainable and robust returns.

I have always adhered to the PVE philosophy, focusing on the intrinsic value of the project rather than overly concerning myself with short-term market competition. As long as one grasps the market trends and assesses the long-term development prospects of the project, substantial returns can be obtained in stability. Integrating into major trends and focusing on enhancing the intrinsic value of the project is the right path to making big money in the long run. Of course, one must remain cautious and vigilant when making investment decisions.