Today Zhongnan is still asking me—he says he didn’t really study investment research. After all the company’s stuff is handled, he’ll hurry to the office to learn. But looking at a whole pile of knockoff coins pumping up, he doesn’t know which one to buy. I told him to buy some sui—it's about to launch.

There are still 60% of the sui tokens that haven’t been unlocked. I checked and measured—the whales’ cost is roughly around 1.07–1.1. Let’s see if they can do a 1x push to pull it up toward 2–2.3. $SUI and $APT are both web3 public chains. Meta’s Libra team uses the Move language for programming. There was also another project called Move before, but that one was too weak in the end—don’t buy this Move coin. I also got into APT, but it isn’t as strong as sui. When APT first launched, it was way stronger than sui. At its lowest, when it was a bit over 3, it kept surging all the way to over 20. Sui is basically dead, but now sui has held up better than APT.

I also found out that $NEAR is going to launch too. The chart below is something I drew a long time ago. My accumulation entry range is 0.9–1.7. If this breaks through 1.7, it will most likely rush to 3.4. People say knockoff coins aren’t pumping as hard as before—but as long as you pick solid targets and keep the pace right, this coin doubles: you sell, then you buy the next coin and it doubles again. That’s 4x returns. As long as you’re accurate enough and your position sizing is handled properly, your assets can multiply quickly too. The tough part is whether you can tell if you’re right, and whether you’re bold enough to take a position.

This analysis is for reference only. It’s not investment advice—do your own due diligence, and accept your own gains and losses.
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