It's a bit deep, and I completely agree with Professor Bruce's viewpoint that there needs to be a long-term holding asset. Among my friends, there's a big sister from Singapore whose main holding is Tesla. Whenever it drops, she buys more, and when she sees positive expectations, she buys as well. Last time, when Tesla was affected by the argument between Trump and Musk, she bought a lot at $280 and hasn't sold any since.

For me, my long-term investment actually started with $DOT, as I made my first pot of gold from DOT and have an emotional attachment to it. However, seeing the development after Polkadot, I really understand more the more I participate. When I sold parallel chains in Polkadot, I cleared 90%, and I was hoping the remaining 10% would have more opportunities.

As a result, the current price is even lower than when it first opened. Then there's $ETH; I also have a long-term perspective, but I've done some swing trading, and most importantly, I haven't bought ETH in a long time. Next is $BNB; BNB has been the most successful asset I've bottomed out in this cycle, and I've held it until now. However, recently, the profits for BNB holders haven't been high, and I'm also considering that.

Why not mention $BTC? Yesterday, while having dinner, I told my friends that not only do I not want to sell Bitcoin in my lifetime, but I also hope that even in the lifetime of a squirrel, it won't sell. Moreover, not only do I not want to sell, but I also want to dollar-cost average. So for me, unless there is a fundamental change, I will continue to hold BTC.

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