From a long-term investment perspective, I believe that currently $BTC and $ETH are not suitable for heavy investment; the cost-performance ratio is not high. BTC has at most 30% upward potential, while ETH has at most 50% upward potential. Do not believe what others say about BTC reaching 200,000 or ETH reaching 10,000; they are just bragging and don't have to take responsibility. When it really drops, they will run faster than anyone else. If you really want to participate in the upcoming market, it's best not to go all in with heavy investments, or you can invest a small amount in mainstream altcoins for potential gains.

In the last bull market, I advised everyone to sell at 65,000, and the reason given was that the Federal Reserve was about to enter a rate hike cycle, commodities like crude oil were plummeting, U.S. stocks peaked and fell back, and the external environment was extremely unfavorable. It's very difficult for the crypto market to remain unaffected; Bitcoin was likely at its peak. At that time, a lot of people scolded me, and then when Bitcoin rose to 69,000, they scolded me even more, all of them expecting it to hit 100,000, and there were plenty who believed in an eternal bull market. However, a month later, these people disappeared without a trace because BTC dropped from 69,000 to 42,000 in just a month, ETH fell from 4871 to 2500, and altcoins started to decline by 70% from their highs. Those who were predicting 100,000 or who were analysts of the eternal bull market also fell silent. It was only then that retail investors realized that a bear market had arrived.