Recently, someone asked me what a VC project is, so I’ll give a brief explanation.

VC actually means venture capital, the full name is Venture Capital, which essentially means using money to support companies with high growth potential, and then gaining equity or returns.
These types of projects usually invest in fields like technological innovation and startups, which theoretically offer high returns, but the risks are indeed significant.

In recent years, I’ve noticed a phenomenon: many VC projects treat launching on a major exchange as the ultimate goal, then start疯狂融资 and疯狂宣传.
Honestly, this mindset itself is problematic.
But as investors, we can’t change the project team’s decisions, so instead of complaining, it’s better to improve ourselves.

My advice is straightforward: investors must actively expand their knowledge base.
Don’t be dazzled by the halo of VC projects; learn to independently research each project and truly understand what you’re investing in.
Follow a few reputable influencers, read their analysis articles, but don’t blindly follow the trend.
Most importantly, find the track that suits you, and continuously optimize your investment framework based on market changes.

This is what should be done in the post-Bitcoin era.
The meaning of the four letters DYOR is very clear: do your own research, walk your own path, and make correct decisions.
VC projects are emerging all the time, but the ones that can really make money are always those investors who understand independent thinking.