I spent some time messing around with this address on FOMO and successfully proved one thing: I’m really not cut out for PVP. The address is deep in the red, and I’ve finally learned my lesson. Alright, back to my strengths: In-depth research, focused attention, and only making moves when I fully understand. After some serious thought, I’ve decided to focus on just three directions moving forward. 1. Launch platforms. The token-equity launch platform wars on Robinhood are starting to show some early signs of winners, but it’s far from over. SOL and Base are still in their early stages, and the landscape isn’t set yet. There’s room to keep looking for opportunities. 2. Tokenized stocks + DeFi. I’ll focus on projects that truly bring financial innovation. If they can integrate tokenomics, even better. Combining with Meme is a secondary priority. This direction is just getting started. As more stock assets move on-chain, the subsequent lending, staking, dividends, liquidity, and all kinds of DeFi layering will only grow. 3. Memes already listed on major exchanges. From now on, I’ll only look at assets with clear liquidity exits, like those already listed on major platforms like Binance, Coinbase, and Robinhood. Find the right entry point and accumulate slowly. If there’s no good entry point, I’ll pass. No chasing the market, begging it to take my money. For now, I’ll stick to these three directions. Too many directions make it hard to research thoroughly, and the portfolio ends up looking like a junk drawer. Better to make money within my circle of competence. Every trade should have a clear reason. If I profit, I’ll know why. If I lose, I’ll know where I went wrong. As for FOMO, I still recommend everyone register an account. You don’t have to dive in and mess around, but you can watch how the big players operate and discover new projects earlier. I’ve already taken the hit for everyone: Feel free to FOMO, but don’t get trigger-happy. Registration link: https://fomo.family/r/duanwangye66