1. Real wealth you truly need may not be a string of numbers. After many years, you’ll realize that having a few large coins could be more reassuring than holding more cash.

2. The real threshold for large coins isn’t buying—it’s holding. Many people miss the run not because they misjudge it, but because they don’t stick with it to the end.

3. When you stretch time to five years or ten years, and look back at today’s K-line chart, the up-and-down that once worried you may just be a small fluctuation within a long-term trend.

4. Instead of believing someone can control large coins for the long term, believe in the market. The bigger the scale, the harder it is for any individual to sway it; in the end, it’s consensus that determines the price.

5. It’s not unusual to see the future with tens of thousands of units at low levels; what’s truly difficult is, when the market doubts, you still dare to stick to your own judgment.

6. What feels like nothing today—0.01 coins—might, in the future, have a significance far beyond what you can imagine now.

7. It’s not institutions that make large coins valuable; it’s the value of large coins that draws more and more institutions to proactively allocate.

8. If you only treat large coins as competitors to the US dollar, you may be underestimating them. What they truly change is people’s understanding of how value is stored.

9. As time passes, you’ll find that real peace of mind may not come from higher spending, but from owning a high-quality asset that can ride through cycles.
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