In a recent trade, I gained some new insights. First, for retail investors who are used to participating in a Zero-sum Game, projects with a market capitalization of tens of millions of dollars often exceed their comfort zone. Even if they buy in on the trend, they are likely to sell too early due to psychological pressure.

Secondly, it is crucial to maintain independent thinking in the cryptocurrency market. I have found that it is often not my ideas that bring me profits, but rather the decision to hold on to my investments that ultimately yields substantial returns.

Thirdly, the capital allocation strategy also needs to be adjusted. I believe that the majority of funds should be invested in projects with clear prospects, while a small portion should be used for high-risk, high-reward short-term trading.

Fourth, engaging in short-term operations on an asset that is continuously reaching new highs is extremely dangerous. This approach is likely to miss out on major trends, resulting in potential loss of profits.

Finally, if you want to achieve relatively stable returns in the cryptocurrency market, you should invest your time and energy in researching projects with solid backgrounds and development potential, rather than overly focusing on short-term on-chain data analysis and quick trading.

These lessons remind us that in the cryptocurrency market, long-term value investment strategies may be more beneficial for the steady growth of assets than frequent short-term trading.