CCTV International News reports that this is an official media outlet. Trump has ordered strikes against Venezuela!!! I have always predicted that the US wouldn't dare to attack Venezuela on its own soil, but now they are starting remote strikes. Whether they will eventually deploy ground troops remains unknown. Currently, Venezuela has support from the Eastern Bloc and Bear Empire. Recently, the US specifically detained a yacht and siphoned off its oil, reportedly a Chinese vessel.

Next, we must be very cautious. If the US ends remote strikes and begins deploying ground troops, Bitcoin and US stocks are unlikely to fare well. Gold and silver are expected to rebound after this wave of decline. The crypto market is likely to drop significantly. Over the past couple of days, many altcoins have surged 10-20%, with some speculative coins like FTT nearly doubling. This is just a bottoming process, following Bitcoin's rise, with whales pushing the market to shake out weak hands. I don't think it's the altcoin season or a bull run coming. This morning's article advised taking profits and securing gains, and sure enough, Bitcoin started falling in the afternoon. I informed my BTB investment research students this morning to withdraw from altcoins if they are making money from them.

A student of mine bought Doge. When I reminded her this morning, Doge was at 0.143, now it's at 0.139, but SD is still rising at 0.2436, nearly earning another 10%. Playing with altcoins without proper research and investment experience is risky. If you haven't done thorough research yourself, it's better to stick to Bitcoin. When others recommend projects, they may have done some research, but nothing beats understanding it yourself. Invest wisely.

Regarding research and selection of coins, if you haven't truly participated in projects, incubated them, engaged as a market maker, or connected with exchanges, and don't even know about SAFT, then even if you can do research, it's just gathering information online. You can't go deep because you lack experience and involvement. Superficial understanding makes it look impressive to beginners or outsiders, but it's just surface-level.

I look forward to discussing and exchanging ideas with knowledgeable crypto enthusiasts in person or via live streams. Unfortunately, I haven't had the chance yet. Effective research and investment require long-term accumulation, just like technical skills, which take time and even more effort. First, you need to master English.