Bear Market Dollar-Cost Averaging Guide

The previously purchased CNOOC and CSSC stocks have already yielded 70%-80% profits. Just hold onto them and collect dividends annually.

Dollar-cost average into QQQ or VOO. If you're optimistic about global technological development, buying these two is a safe choice—some of the most profitable companies in the world are included.

Dollar-cost average into CRCL, HYPE, and BTC. No need to explain BTC—it will eventually reach 200,000-300,000 per coin. HYPE currently appears to be the pioneer in bringing US stocks on-chain. The S&P has already authorized HYPE contracts. Regarding RWA (Real World Assets), it was previously discussed as ETH, but I believe HYPE has a strong possibility of replacing ETH as the RWA leader. CRCL is the most compliant stablecoin company, steadily increasing each year. If RWA can truly transfer part of US stock trading onto the blockchain, the USDC issuance might no longer be manageable with just a few hundred billion, so dollar-cost averaging into CRCL is very necessary.

Recently, I lost about 6-7 WU from reckless on-chain operations. This money would be better invested in stable, large-cap coins, or more imaginative AI projects, or the commercial aerospace sector—alternatively, in more stable high-dividend, high-cash-flow companies.

Finally, never open perpetual contracts, and don't gamble against human nature. Winning 99 times is easy, but one time of overconfidence can wipe everything out.