[He Yi: Suggests newcomers start investing in top-tier assets but does not recommend anyone emulate CZ selling his house to go all-in] BlockBeats News, April 20 — On the first day of the 2026 Hong Kong Web3 Carnival, Binance Co-CEO He Yi shared her thoughts during the fireside chat titled 'Redefining Convenience: Web3, AI, and the Next Decade of the Smart Economy': 'For newcomers entering the space, I believe traditional theories like Buffett's value investing approach are quite applicable to any industry. If you don't understand the industry, start by investing in top-tier assets. You don't need to make too many choices; investing in top-tier assets can serve as your entry point to understanding the industry. I often say that Bitcoin is the largest decentralized asset, and BNB is the largest centralized asset. Based on this logic, I think a small allocation is reasonable. However, many friends say they come to the crypto space to take risks, and in that case, risk management is essential. I often say, don't be afraid, but you must understand the decisions you make. You need to know whether it's a revolving door or a one-way door. A revolving door means that even if your choice fails, you can return to your starting point—either you gain or you learn. But some decisions, once made, may be irreversible, so you need to be cautious. For example, CZ's previous behavior of selling his house to go all-in on Bitcoin—I really don't recommend that.'