On-chain activity is picking up again, with major players quietly re-entering the market. Don't blink during this wave of market movement.

The strategy for each cycle is actually a template—just like the ICO boom in 2017 and the DeFi explosion in 2020, fundamentally it's a dual-layer configuration of mainstream coins plus altcoins.

How to allocate? It's simple. Increase positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum, aiming to follow the market rhythm and ride the wave for systematic gains. Save the remaining bullets for smaller coins, betting on whether you can find ten-baggers or hundred-baggers—that's where the excess returns come from.

Recently, the Chinese MEME track has been lively. There's a coin that unquestionably holds the position of Bitcoin. But who will play the roles of Ethereum, BNB, and SOL? That's a question you need to ponder yourself.

A word of advice for most people: don't put all your assets into altcoins. It's exciting during rapid rises, but during sharp declines, you'll quickly find it hard to hold on. The correct approach is to heavily weight your core holdings in foundational coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum, and keep some small funds to experiment with wild tokens. Taking this step-by-step makes your returns more stable. Although you won't skyrocket overnight, it's definitely better than ending up with a total wipeout.

Don't be fooled by stories of a single coin multiplying 7 or 8 times. The probability of that happening is so low it's pitiful. If you really bet on such a coin, nine and a half times out of ten you'll lose everything. Don't fall into this trap.