Recently, I communicated with some people about the differences between blockchain platforms, and after reflecting on my own investment habits, I have gained some insights.
I mainly operate in the BSC ecosystem. Although I have tried other blockchains, I usually only participate during periods of high activity on those chains. When liquidity on the chain decreases, I prefer to accumulate some coins that I have researched and are optimistic about at lower levels, without the need for frequent operations.
I prefer to track hot projects in the Solana ecosystem, but when funds are scarce, these hot projects often have insufficient trading volume, making it difficult to profit.
I have limited understanding of the Base ecosystem and currently only have a preliminary understanding of the Virtual sector.
The investment logic of the Sui blockchain is relatively clear; typically, the meme coins on the chain are likely to experience fluctuations only after the price of $sui itself rises.
Currently, there are two main investment approaches on the BSC platform: one is to focus on projects with strong capital operation; if the underlying resources are strong enough, the market capitalization size is not a major consideration. The second is to pay attention to innovative mechanisms, such as dividend models or community-driven projects, which are usually more promising.
Here is my current portfolio on BSC:
$u: Currently, the features are not obvious, the trading volume is small and there are not many holders, but the price is relatively stable. It may not be a short-term trading project and is worth continuing to observe its development.
$jager: USD1 liquidity pool project, I hold 0.11% of the chips. Recently, trading activity has declined, and as a dividend mechanism project, it now takes several days to receive a dividend.
CA: It is also a USD1 liquidity pool project, which has been launched on the Alpha platform. Although the price has declined, the daily trading volume is still considerable.
EGL1: Entered with a market value of 55 million, now has dropped to 45 million, hoping to recover the investment through trading competition ranking.
0xdream: MCP basic protocol project, with a market cap of 7 million at purchase, now has decreased to 4.3 million.
$KOMA: A well-established and veteran project that has always been held and never sold.
$BMP: A graphic coin project that was initially issued on Ethereum and recently cross-chained to BSC. I bought in at a market value of 3 million, and it has now risen to 3.9 million.
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Recently, I communicated with some people about the differences between blockchain platforms, and after reflecting on my own investment habits, I have gained some insights.
I mainly operate in the BSC ecosystem. Although I have tried other blockchains, I usually only participate during periods of high activity on those chains. When liquidity on the chain decreases, I prefer to accumulate some coins that I have researched and are optimistic about at lower levels, without the need for frequent operations.
I prefer to track hot projects in the Solana ecosystem, but when funds are scarce, these hot projects often have insufficient trading volume, making it difficult to profit.
I have limited understanding of the Base ecosystem and currently only have a preliminary understanding of the Virtual sector.
The investment logic of the Sui blockchain is relatively clear; typically, the meme coins on the chain are likely to experience fluctuations only after the price of $sui itself rises.
Currently, there are two main investment approaches on the BSC platform: one is to focus on projects with strong capital operation; if the underlying resources are strong enough, the market capitalization size is not a major consideration. The second is to pay attention to innovative mechanisms, such as dividend models or community-driven projects, which are usually more promising.
Here is my current portfolio on BSC:
$u: Currently, the features are not obvious, the trading volume is small and there are not many holders, but the price is relatively stable. It may not be a short-term trading project and is worth continuing to observe its development.
$jager: USD1 liquidity pool project, I hold 0.11% of the chips. Recently, trading activity has declined, and as a dividend mechanism project, it now takes several days to receive a dividend.
CA: It is also a USD1 liquidity pool project, which has been launched on the Alpha platform. Although the price has declined, the daily trading volume is still considerable.
EGL1: Entered with a market value of 55 million, now has dropped to 45 million, hoping to recover the investment through trading competition ranking.
0xdream: MCP basic protocol project, with a market cap of 7 million at purchase, now has decreased to 4.3 million.
$KOMA: A well-established and veteran project that has always been held and never sold.
$BMP: A graphic coin project that was initially issued on Ethereum and recently cross-chained to BSC. I bought in at a market value of 3 million, and it has now risen to 3.9 million.