December 22, 2025

Ethereum has stumbled above 3000. In the context of insufficient market confidence and lack of liquidity, it is highly likely that certain institutions or major players are slowly accumulating. In fact, at this time point, buying in now does not necessarily mean you can buy at the bottom, but from a long-term perspective, I firmly believe that holding spot is not a problem.
You might think that a $90,000 Bitcoin is expensive, or you might think Ethereum has a chance to drop to three digits, but I am already prepared to fully invest in spot if Bitcoin falls below 2000 again. As for other altcoins, it’s best not to touch them; if I really can’t resist, I’ll buy a little of the top protocols across various public chains. This is my own plan for increasing my holdings, prioritizing ETH, SOL, and Base chains, as these three are currently the most active.
Thinking about it now, trading cryptocurrencies is actually quite difficult. One needs to select valuable assets, and even if you find the right ones, you still have to hold onto them. However, with the volatility of the crypto market, it's not uncommon for prices to drop by 50% from their peaks. Even with Bitcoin, there were times it could drop to 10-20% of its high. Those who actively hold positions definitely won’t be short on money, and they need to have a sufficiently high level of understanding.
Every time the market is not doing well, I stand up to recharge everyone's faith. Perhaps it hasn't reached such a pessimistic and desperate point yet, but I still think it's necessary to emphasize that we have now entered a phase of only buying and not selling. I remember that not long after the beginning of the year, I started telling everyone to only sell and not buy, and now it has reversed. If you trust my judgment on the macro environment and my intuition about cryptocurrencies, then mainstream...