Reflecting on my trading from June to early July, I found that I actually made more money from Crypto than from US stocks + A-shares + Hong Kong stocks (of course, mainly because I took a big hit from the retracement of semiconductor stocks in the past few days 🤡).



Crypto didn't catch the recent meme wave, but with constant news trading opportunities like today $OPG and the swing trading opportunities of volatile coins whose temperaments I've figured out, I managed to make over 300k+.

So I realized that I shouldn't casually despise my own family background, because as long as the market hasn't completely died down, the experience, judgment, network, tools, and information channels accumulated over years by my family can still make money for me.

Today, YGG officially announced its shutdown, which is quite emotional – it represents the end of the once ultra-popular GameFi era. But at the same time, the era is rapidly unfolding where US-listed RWA assets, on-chain trading/CEX competing with traditional brokers, stablecoins replacing fiat payments, and prediction markets replacing traditional gambling platforms.

I still believe that the most attractive aspect of Crypto is the ability to use small capital for large gains. For example, recently solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump surged many times in just a few days, which is hard to see in the stock market.

If a retail investor catches one like that, they'll be comfortable.

So going forward, I'll maintain my keen sense for Crypto and deepen my learning and research of the stock market.

Use the normal force to engage, and the extraordinary to win.
MEME-2.89%
OPG-1.28%
YGG-4.03%
GAFI-0.86%
RWA-1.31%
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