Speaking of which, I still feel a bit regretful. Over two months ago, I directly invested 10,000 yuan into Dogecoin, with a cost basis of 0.25876, and now it has already been halved. What's even more heartbreaking is that the boldness I had back then has completely disappeared. Seeing this price level, I became timid and didn't dare to add more—losing money really teaches a person quickly what caution means.

I'm sure everyone has experienced this feeling. During a bull market, you think you're a genius trader, but when the market corrects, your true nature is revealed, and you realize you were relying on luck. But you know what? The most valuable lesson in the market isn't about choosing the right coins; it's about managing the chips in your hands—that's the real skill.

Because of this lesson, my approach has changed now. Instead of frequently chasing highs and selling lows, I prefer to focus on asset efficiency. Those underlying yield protocols aren't tools for you to go all-in on a gamble; instead, they act like an all-weather asset management engine—no matter how the market fluctuates, the core goal is to keep your money generating continuous returns.

The key question is: when you're unsure where the next hot spot will be and you're hesitant to heavily allocate, what should you do with your funds? You can't just sit around and wait, right? That's what I've been paying attention to recently.

The idea is actually quite straightforward: even if you're still holding stablecoins and various mainstream coins that are currently trapped, you don't necessarily have to just wait passively. Through intelligent aggregation strategies, these assets can be automatically allocated to audited lending, liquidity mining, and other scenarios, with the system dynamically tracking the best yields across the network. In other words, even if you're still on the sidelines, your money is working for you. Plus, with cross-chain support, assets don't have to be locked on a single blockchain, allowing for more flexible risk diversification—that's the rhythm I want to follow now.