Compared with a few years ago, this market has more ways to play and more choices. Everyone has their own track to capture their own opportunities. For example, I am good at trends, swings, and even short-term contracts, so I will continue to dig deep in my track. Some newcomers are good at capturing opportunities on the chain, such as the previous inscription, MEME, or the recent AI AGENT. Because the newcomers have relatively small funds, they try to make a small bet for a big gain, which is what they are good at.
Everyone should have a positioning for themselves in the market, how much money I have, and what I do with the highest cost-effectiveness. If you only have 10,000 U in your hand, then buying Bitcoin is obviously not what you should think about, but pursue those hundred-fold opportunities; if you have 1 million U in your hand, then obviously you have to think about how to allocate assets; if you have 100 million U, then it is enough to allocate Bitcoin, because its annual compound growth can fully meet your yield requirements. Therefore, the thinking is different at each stage. If you insist on asking people with 100 million U to rush to the local dog, to be honest, it is meaningless. For a coin that can increase a hundred times, it is difficult for you to get 10,000 U at the beginning. Even if it is really 1 million U, it is only 1% of the total position of others. Why should you PVP with you day and night? The opposite is also true.