Hello everyone, I am Nini75699 from Fule.


Recently, a friend asked me if investing 500,000 in the cryptocurrency market, buying 50 coins at once and averaging out the funds to gain profits, is feasible.


Let’s analyze whether it is feasible.


From past bull markets, we can summarize experiences: some cryptocurrencies will quietly delist after a bull market, some may achieve a doubling of value, while others may stagnate. Among these 50 coins, some may rise tenfold, while others may plummet tenfold.


So when should you enter the market? When should you withdraw your principal? When should you take profits? This is undoubtedly a challenging question.


After all, not all cryptocurrencies reach their peak simultaneously in a bull market; some peak early, while others lag behind. Each currency's rise and fall is like everything in the world, having its own timing and fate.


Looking back at the 519 market in 2021, when the market changed suddenly, many people only then realized why they did not escape at the right time.


But it may be too late. Imagine if the 519 market change had not occurred, would you have accurately timed your exit?


Or, when you sell your cryptocurrencies and they soar afterward, will you impulsively chase them back, or will you feel dejected?


Some cryptocurrencies have astonishing rises, even reaching tenfold or twentyfold; at that moment, will you choose to sell or hold on?


Once sold, how will you feel if it then rises fivefold? When the second cryptocurrency you buy also achieves double profits, how will you make your decision?


On the investment journey, the peak signals for these 50 cryptocurrencies differ, and the strategy for cashing out also varies from person to person. Should one cash out when it doubles, or wait until it rises fivefold? This requires our deep reflection and precise judgment.


Investing is not just a simple numerical game; it is also a test of our understanding and wisdom.


Do you truly understand each cryptocurrency you buy? Do you know their full names and understand their background?


Sometimes, even if we carefully select, we may find that a cryptocurrency with an astonishing rise cannot compensate for the overall losses in our investment portfolio.


This is the harsh reality of diversified investment, and the sorrow of many who mistakenly regard it as the essence of investing.


In a bull market, diversified investments often fail to yield substantial returns and may even lead to significant losses.


This strategy has been tested countless times in the financial market, ultimately proving it is not a wise choice.


Investing is definitely not gambling. Gambling is synonymous with blindness and greed, while investing is based on in-depth analysis and research, earning wealth within our understanding.


If you know nothing about the cryptocurrencies you invest in, unaware of the value and logic behind them, your actions are no different from gambling.


True investment is about earning clear, legal, and compliant wealth through one’s own ability and understanding.


With a vast ocean of possibilities, we take only a single scoop; this is our trading system and our winning mindset. Though intangible and formless, it allows us to fearlessly navigate market ups and downs, earning every penny through genuine talent and knowledge.


Even if the overall asset only achieves a twofold increase, as long as we know this is the result obtained through our own trading system, we have already surpassed 80% of investors.


Everyone's gains in this bull market will be different; there is no need to envy others. Because each person's capacity is different, the wealth they can match is also different.


Therefore, we should always remember that ability and wealth complement each other and enhance one another.

Just like when we buy research reports from institutions (potential cryptocurrencies), even though they are few in number, these are carefully selected potential cryptocurrencies that our institution's research team has spent two years studying from thousands of options.


Each cryptocurrency is within our capacity and understanding range. However, if as an investor you do not learn and lack ability, even buying many coins may not guarantee profit.

Warren Buffett once said that buying stocks is not merely purchasing stocks but buying the company behind them.

Similarly, investing in cryptocurrencies is the same; we are buying the decentralized company behind it, not just a string of code. Therefore, on the investment path, we should pursue precision over quantity; quality over quantity is more valuable.

Returning to the main topic: is it feasible to invest 500,000 in the cryptocurrency market and buy 50 different coins at once?