Under the rightward shift of the global political landscape, the traditional fiat currency system faces increasing skepticism. In this broader context, physical assets and digital assets are gradually becoming the core tools for wealth preservation. Instead of falling into the trap of fiat devaluation, it’s better to seize the opportunity to reconfigure asset allocation.

For ordinary investors, the strategy is actually simple: first, cover essential living expenses as usual; second, anchor the remaining funds to core assets to form a long-term holding. But here’s a key point—avoid chasing gains at high prices. When market sentiment is overheated and prices are inflated, moderate profit-taking and adjustment of positions can leave room for future opportunities.

Ultimately, there are only three channels for ordinary people's wealth growth: labor income, dividend income, and gains from asset volatility. The first two are relatively stable but have limited growth, while the last can be volatile, but with the right allocation strategy, it often outperforms inflation. The key is to stay rational, avoid chasing highs or bottom-fishing, and adhere to a structural mindset.