How can one achieve greater returns on crypto assets? This question reminds me of a visit to a friend's house earlier this year.
This friend is quite impressive, with his own industry and a double-digit Bitcoin holding. Despite my years of continuous advice, he has hardly ever sold, because this guy runs a large-scale business with an annual output value exceeding a billion. He usually has a bodyguard with him.
That day, I was chatting with his bodyguard and asked if he could demonstrate his skills to open my eyes. I said that the martial arts stars we see on television are quite impressive.
One sentence from this bodyguard shocked me: he said that real attacks are not as flashy as what we see on TV, but rather focus on a single strike that defeats the opponent, meaning that once the strike is executed, the other party has no ability to resist, thus achieving victory.
The phrase 'one strike to defeat' left a deep impression on me, leading me to summarize that in the crypto world, achieving maximum returns on crypto assets essentially boils down to
One word: Hoarding.
Two words: Allocation.
Three words: Don’t look.
I accidentally revealed the six-character mantra and feel a bit reluctant! The core value of investing in crypto assets lies in the trust in the future growth potential of blockchain crypto products.
Without this basic understanding, it can be especially easy to lose money in this market.
The so-called hoarding means holding onto assets without considering when to sell them.
Allocation emphasizes the necessity of carefully selecting the types of assets to hold, combining safe assets with high-yield (high-risk) assets in a proportional mix, using hedging to ensure overall safety.
Not looking means giving up on chasing daily fluctuations, so that manipulators cannot harvest your assets, allowing time to ferment asset value and waiting for the 'expected' surprise returns.