HaiyanColdWallet

The structure has already entered a bear market; I will closely monitor the entry from 7.05 to 7.12 and set a stop loss at 7.30.

Don't FOMO, batch by interval, and just get the structure.

TermMax this idea is quite correct: lock in the returns/costs first, then discuss efficiency.

Recently, I saw a bunch of people watching "whale addresses" to follow trades. Honestly, what I’m more afraid of now is following someone’s hedge trades... They might be holding spot with their left hand and opening opposite positions with their right, making their position look large but actually locking in risk. If you blindly follow in, you’ll end up naked. Especially these days, the privacy coins/mixing services and their compliance boundaries are causing intense debates, which reminds me: what you see on-chain doesn’t mean you understand it. Anyway, I no longer believe the intuition that

These days, I've been reviewing IBC / cross-chain protocols again. The more I look, the more I feel that transferring tokens from A to B is essentially gambling on a series of steps not to go wrong: both chains shouldn't go offline, the light client/validation logic shouldn't be written incorrectly, relayers shouldn't go offline and send mixed signals, and you have to trust that the validators on the other side won't all suddenly malfunction... Just hearing about it gives me a headache. Bridges are even more intense; many are basically "you send your tokens to a certain contract/escrow, and I

The second target is achieved, nice.

Taking profits is not being timid; it's so you can get back in next time.
Congratulations on getting the first piece of the meat.

Recently, I've been reviewing reserve reports for stablecoins again, and the more I look, the more I realize that de-pegging isn't really a math problem; it's a matter of people's psychology. You usually think 1 is 1, but once your social circle starts spreading rumors that "they can't redeem," even if the reserves are actually fine, it's easy to be driven by panic and run. A few large transactions on the blockchain can cause everyone to panic along with it.
My current strict rule is: if I can, I diversify. Keep some assets in exchanges, on-chain, and in cold wallets—don't put all your "liquid