Currently on-chain, the only ones who can hold diamonds are Dragon (@龙虾) who emerged during the most depressing times when no one was optimistic at the start, and $milady , which has technical delivery expectations and had a 2.5b track record back then. As for the others, if there's no opportunity to double your capital and get out, there's absolutely no reason to get in.

So the chosen ones who can make it in this version are only @aa_AFeng and @rob02643673_rob. Those playing secondary diamond flow strategies are almost certainly doomed. I've also improved my diamond hand strategy myself—if there's no chance to double the capital and exit, no matter how good the narrative is, I won't get in. Protecting capital comes first.

Those teammates who used to get great results with me playing diamond flow, like Wizard, Nai Ge, and others, seem to have already left the on-chain space. For them, tracks like US stocks or AI seem to work better as diamond hands. Even after I myself deeply engaged with the AI industry, I felt that AI would be more suitable for me to invest time and energy in.

On-chain feels more like a nostalgic middle-aged man's playground. Or rather, when it comes to playing long-term battles, that's what I'm particularly good at. I'm not the strongest in every version or every track, but I always deliver something that belongs to me.

Life experience is more important than anything else.