The stupid but effective investment trajectory of the pie circle is:

1. Large positions only make profits through big pie or concubine, exchanging certain risks for certain returns. Although the returns are small, the risks are low.

2. Use small positions in the profit part to play with various emerging projects on the chain or copycat cakes or native dog cakes, and use small positions to strive for high returns. Even if you lose money, it doesn't matter because the amount of funds is small and you have the support of the first step of profit in exchange for possible high returns.

But most people have done it wrong, done the opposite, and have been fooled by various myths about getting rich.

If you just want to use your large position to play with new copycats or new cakes, and then try to play with big cakes when you get rich, you will fall into an endless cycle.