Someone asked me, is it still necessary to enter the market now?

My view is very straightforward: as long as there is no explosive rally, opportunities still exist.

This market movement is actually giving you a ticket to get on board. What you need to do is not predict tomorrow's rise or fall, but first make a decision to build a position. As for how many times you'll profit in the end, it depends on the market’s cooperation, the strength of the bull market, and it’s not up to your hesitation.

You need to have a longer-term perspective.

Especially when you see the year 2026, things become more interesting. The US is facing two major events simultaneously—the presidential election and the change of Federal Reserve Chair. The political cycle and the financial cycle intersect, and to win votes and stimulate the economy, large-scale liquidity injections are almost unavoidable. This is what we often refer to as the macro background.

Within this context, there is still a lot of room for the crypto market to be unleashed.

The real issue is mindset. If you always think about how to avoid risks, you might miss the best opportunities.

The biggest fear is not losing money, but watching a certain coin increase by dozens of times while sitting on the sidelines due to initial fear. That kind of regret can never be made up.

So, leave some core holdings for yourself. It doesn’t have to be large, just the portion of funds you can afford, treating it as a bet on the future.

But the prerequisite is—you must understand the logic behind it. If you have no concept of market cycles or policy expectations, you won’t hold during the rise, and you’ll cut at the lows during the fall. The most comfortable position should be the amount that allows you to sleep well at night.