In this round of Ethereum-led bull run, past investment strategies have become difficult to implement. Reviewing the market trends of 2021 and 2023, investors only needed to hold their chips and patiently wait, as time could become the most reliable moat. At that time, many cryptocurrencies surged one after another, with increases of three to five times being commonplace; the market was like a train that never stopped, and as long as you got on, you could share in the profits, testing investors' patience rather than their operational skills.

However, the current market environment has undergone significant changes. On the surface, various sectors seem to be thriving, but in reality, this is a relay race carefully designed by the market leaders. Today, the concept of artificial intelligence may be all the rage, while tomorrow public chain projects could collectively surge. If one reacts a bit slowly, they may miss the main uptrend phase when entering the market and may even encounter sudden corrections. Even if there are short-term profits, they can easily be wiped out by market fluctuations. The speed at which major funds switch between different sectors is much faster than before, leaving retail investors with almost zero reaction time.

In the face of this situation, I adjusted my investment strategy: in addition to core assets like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and BNB, I no longer cling to a single small-cap token, nor do I expect to profit by holding for the long term until the end of the bull run. Instead, I have adopted a more flexible swing trading strategy, mainly engaging in short-term trades, taking profits in a timely manner after achieving appropriate gains, and waiting for a pullback to find new entry opportunities. This seemingly conservative approach is actually to better adapt to the market rhythm. After all, in this bull run, the key is not who has the most patience, but who can remain active at all times.

My core investment philosophy can be summed up in one word: live. Staying active means having the opportunity to wait for the next wave of a bull run, and it also means being able to continuously accumulate chips in the market. Although the final returns may not be the highest, I am confident that I can always remain involved throughout the entire market cycle and not be eliminated by the market. This strategy emphasizes flexibility and survival capability, rather than pursuing short-term high returns.