I didn't sleep well last night. When I opened my eyes in the morning, my phone was bombarded with various messages—domestic deposit and withdrawal channels have been directly classified as violations. To be honest, my first reaction was panic, as I've seen many similar crackdowns in recent years, and each time it makes me anxious.

However, upon careful consideration, it is clear that tightening regulation globally is an inevitable trend. This action is not aimed at any specific group; the core logic is very clear: to push pure speculative funds out and allow technology to return to practical applications. Understanding this underlying logic will help you know where to go next – look for those directions that are on the right side of policy lines and have real substance.

Recently, I have been studying a type of project, such as GAIB. Why focus on it? The reason is quite simple: it is backed by real AI computing power infrastructure, and the token is anchored to real assets, avoiding pure financial speculation. The design also includes a stabilization mechanism and a staking yield module, which makes it feel more reliable in the current market environment.

I also adjusted my own operations:

First, withdraw 20% of the funds from high-risk areas, and avoid those businesses that have been clearly named.

Fifty percent directly invested in projects like GAIB that have physical backing, relying on the staking mechanism to earn some stable returns;

Keep 30% of the cash on hand, observe the situation while exploring how to play the overseas compliance channels.

Now is not the time to panic, and we certainly cannot blindly sell at a loss. The key is to switch our mindset to value investing - look for targets that have a technological foundation, asset backing, and do not step on regulatory landmines. The game rules are changing, but the game is not over yet.