Looking back on the journey of Crypto Assets over the past five years, I can't help but feel a wave of emotions. Back then, Bitcoin was hovering around ten thousand dollars, Ethereum was only worth three or four hundred dollars, and now the hot Solana is worth less than a few dollars. At that time, like most people, I was full of curiosity about this emerging market but also hesitant.

This experience taught me three valuable lessons. First, while the rise and fall of the market are indeed important, what is even more concerning is the regret after missing opportunities. During the period from 2020 to 2021, I experienced the waves of DeFi and NFTs, and also tasted the bitter fruit of chasing highs and getting stuck. These experiences prompted me to establish a set of trading principles: operate in batches, pay attention to weekly charts, and set stop-losses.

Secondly, genuine investment opportunities often stem from fundamental changes in the industry. In recent years, the Crypto Assets industry has undergone many positive changes: the regulatory environment has gradually become clearer, allowing ordinary investors to participate through compliant channels; the on-chain of physical assets has injected actual cash flow into this virtual world; scalability solutions for the Ethereum ecosystem are continuously emerging; Solana, while pursuing extreme performance, is also actively expanding into the Asian market and exploring the possibilities of ETFs. These advancements provide a solid logical foundation for long-term holding strategies.

Third, I gradually transitioned from a trader to an asset allocator. I adopted a more systematic investment approach: building positions in batches, judging whether to hold or reduce positions based on the weekly MA20/MA50 moving averages and trading volume, and remaining cautious during breakout markets while setting independent stop-losses. This method helped me stay calm amidst market fluctuations, allowing me to seize opportunities while controlling risks.

Looking back now, the prices that once seemed daunting may never return, but the essence of investment opportunities has not changed. The regulatory environment continues to improve, the process of bringing physical assets on-chain is steadily advancing, and mainstream public chains like Ethereum and Solana are constantly optimizing and expanding. For ordinary investors, the key to success lies not in finding the perfect entry point, but in formulating and adhering to an effective investment plan.

For those investors who are still on the sidelines, my advice is: do not get too caught up in historical lows, but rather focus on establishing a sustainable investment strategy. Transform 'waiting for opportunities' into specific actions such as 'investing in batches, paying attention to weekly trends, and setting stop-losses', allowing time to become your ally. In this rapidly changing crypto world, only by continuously learning and adjusting can one remain invincible in the long-term game.