#以太坊投资机会 Seeing several recent opinions from industry insiders about Ethereum, I was reminded of a lesson from a long time ago.

The "control risk and measure risk-reward ratio" mentioned by Yili Hua is indeed the core of investing. When the market forms a buying consensus, it often makes people overlook a fundamental question: Is your position size reasonable? No matter how good the opportunity looks, if you concentrate your chips too heavily, short-term fluctuations can disrupt your long-term plans.

And Alex's words made me think more. He openly holds ETH but also points out the complacency within the community — this kind of clarity is rare. The market always likes to create the feeling of "the best buying point right now," but a true investor should ask themselves: Am I making decisions based on fundamentals, or am I driven by collective sentiment?

My advice is simple: if you are optimistic about this opportunity, you can stagger your entries, but never put all your chips in at once. Leave yourself room to adjust, and maintain reverence for risk. A long-term mindset isn't "holding forever equals winning," but rather sticking to principles amid volatility and staying calm amidst temptations.

The future of Ethereum requires innovation, and the market's future requires rational participants. Both are indispensable.