Look, Huang Youlong's case is a classic example of what happens when you bet everything on leverage. It seemed to work, but the foundation was never solid. In the end, Huang Youlong and others who played hard ended up the same: everything collapsed.

I've been in this for years and learned that consistency wins. No business drama, no extreme risks. What works is holding stable coins for the long term and being patient with the positions you open.

I just bought ORDI at $2.35 and expect it to reach $3.50 in the medium term. My friend Tony put everything into GMT, now it's at $0.01 and he wants to see it at $0.15. You know how it is, investments have opportunities but you have to be rational. It’s not like Huang Youlong who went all-in or nothing.

Those of us who have been around know that the real profit is in smart decisions, not crazy bets. That’s what really allows you to live well.