I really don’t like it when people are influenced by certain KOLs and keep going on about “value investing.” Please don’t use the term “value investing” in the crypto space. Let me ask—how many w do you have to go buy the big cake for? I believe that in the crypto space, over 90% of people don’t even have ten w. Even if you manage to turn three or five times—so what? What are thirty or fifty w worth these days?

First, the crypto space is a speculative market, a capital-pool scheme. Buying altcoins at the right price and at the right time is what gives the general public a chance to turn things around—maybe even a chance to cross class boundaries.

Second, in Bitcoin? In Bitcoin’s (the big cake) and Ethereum’s history, during bear markets they fell by around seventy to eighty percent, even ninety percent—so where does “value investing” come from?

Third, please don’t put all of your net worth into the crypto space to bet on the future. The crypto space is a market where you can win big with small stakes. Only altcoins can let you use a few w to earn hundreds, even tens of millions—on the condition that you buy at the right time, pick the right coin, and you have the nerve to hold on to it. If you only care about getting a return of three or five percentage points, then I suggest you just be a good old-fashioned cow and horse!