#数字资产市场动态 When you see those suddenly surging cryptocurrencies, especially various dark horse projects, my advice is: keep some distance from them.

What does keeping distance mean? Let me be more specific—

First, in terms of mindset, you can observe how they become popular, analyze their dissemination logic, and even appreciate their creativity, but never treat them as a belief. Honestly, these assets are highly likely (99% chance) to go to zero; this is the basic principle.

Second is position management. If you really want to participate, treat it as your "lottery position" within your overall asset allocation. That is, if this part of the money is lost, your quality of life won't be affected; if it yields extraordinary profits, consider it an unexpected gain. Such allocation is healthier.

The third dimension is emotional control. Their prices fluctuate up and down; sometimes a single day's rise or fall can be quite fierce, but these fluctuations are really not worth affecting your mood and work efficiency for the entire day. Place the importance of these assets in a reasonable position.

The crypto market is indeed very attractive, with projects that require time to accumulate and continuous innovation, as well as dazzling but short-lived dark horses like fireworks. Investors who can distinguish between these two types understand both deep roots and fleeting brilliance—but the core is, never bet all your chips on a momentary flash.

Many people can catch the dark horse in the market, but those who can find a direction that belongs to them and can go long-term are the ones who truly make money. Rationality and passion need to be possessed simultaneously.