Looking back at my previous judgment, I said ASTER and FIL would eventually break through $1000 each, and as a result, I was attacked by many. Those voices said FIL would face delisting and ASTER would fall to 0.01, how does that sound now?

This is actually very similar to my experience when I was optimistic about UNI. At that time, I stated that UNI was a high-quality asset and had the potential to rise to 500 dollars, but I was harshly criticized in return: what a junk coin, it will go to zero sooner or later.

The results are now clear. Once the voting on the protocol switch was opened, the support for the proposal exceeded 95%, and UNI subsequently rose by 18% in a single day. Two months ago, I suggested building a position at a price of 2.8 USD, but I was accused of fooling retail investors. So far, since starting to layout in October, the paper profit has approached 300%. This does not account for long-term holding, but is just the stage profit from the end of last year to now.

Some people may ask, why not double or triple your investment in a short period? Why wait so long? To be honest, this mindset is problematic in itself. The idea of buying in now and waking up to a tenfold increase is simply unrealistic.

I want to share an observation. CZ does not engage in contracts, and Sun Yuchen also does not get on the table. Why are these big players so cautious? Because they understand the essence of the market. Technical analysis may look impressive, but the trading masters still face liquidation; what does this indicate?

The real rule for making money in the cryptocurrency world is simple: adopt Buffett's value investment approach, choose tokens with actual value, and hold on to them tightly after buying. This method allows even fools to make money.

UNI is the king of the spot DEX and worth investing in. FIL dominates the storage track; cloud storage is a necessity, and it would be unreasonable not to buy it. ASTER, although riskier, has the backing of CZ, and I'm willing to take a gamble.

I use Munger's buying rule: good companies, not afraid of being expensive, buy and hold without selling. Furthermore, I will also refer to Peter Lynch's "small and beautiful" strategy to dig for targets like ASTER and WLFI.

Some people mention Soros's principle of reflexivity and want to learn his high-frequency trading methods. The problem is that there is only one Soros in the world, and even Soros himself has gone bankrupt twice. I don't have that ability, so I just honestly engage in value investing.

Leverage? Never touch it. Sticking to spot trading and holding is the safest way to make money in this market.