Recently, I heard a big shot sharing in a livestream, and the more I thought about it, the more convincing it seemed. So I decided to sort out the core logic and compare it with my own portfolio allocation.

**About BTC**
Interestingly, Warren Buffett, the stock god, never touches cryptocurrencies, but his strategy of "buy the leader, hold long-term" is actually the most suitable for the crypto space. BTC, as the purest decentralized asset, has increased 125 times in the past decade—of course, that was during its small-cap era. Replicating an 80% annual return now? Not realistic.

But maintaining a 30% annual growth over the next decade? Totally possible. By that calculation, BTC could reach $1.25 million by 2035, with a tenfold upside still ahead. So it's never too late to get in—the key is not to get out.

**AI and Other Sectors**
Besides the decentralization main theme, the AI sector is already widely recognized as the next breakout point. I’ve already started building a position in TAO, and FET is on my watchlist—TAO is definitely the leading project in this sector, FET still needs more observation, and I plan to gradually add using future gains.

For oracles, I’ve been watching LINK but haven’t acted yet, planning to go heavy after a deep correction.

As for meme coins… to be honest, I used to think they were pure hype, but market feedback has been surprisingly strong. Now I’m holding some Chinese concept meme coins, keeping at least 50,000 tokens as a baseline. I still believe the Chinese community will have its breakout moment.

**My Rhythm and Goals**
My current approach is: slowly accumulate BTC—my holdings aren’t large, but I’ll keep adding; use BNB as a cash flow tool, allocating dividends into other assets to achieve compounding growth.

The goal is clear: reach $400,000 in seven years.

In this market, making big money isn’t the real skill—holding onto it is. Don’t chase pumps, don’t be greedy, slow is fast. Sometimes if you run too fast, you’re more likely to stumble. Take it step by step, make time your friend, compounding is king.

Remember this number: $400,000, 7 years.