#以太坊投资机会 Looking at this week's crypto configuration moves by listed companies, I was reminded of a deep lesson from my early days trading cryptocurrencies: always chasing quick profits by following the trend, only to get completely harvested. Now, looking at these data, I feel this time is different.

Strategy suddenly invests $960 million to increase holdings by 10,624 BTC, and Twenty One Capital disclosed over 43,000 BTC on its first day of listing. This isn't retail FOMO chasing high—this is an institutional-level asset allocation strategy. More importantly, companies are starting to treat Bitcoin as a formal asset class on their financial statements, rather than just a speculative tool.

But I want to say, don’t be fooled by this "institutional entry" dance. Ethereum is also being accumulated, with Republic Technologies adding 742.4 ETH, which looks normal. The key question is: you need to distinguish that institutions are buying mature assets and clear ecosystem productivity, not some "next 100x coin." They are considering financial stability and long-term holding, not chasing the hype.

The key to surviving long in this market is not letting the rhythm of institutional entry disturb your own pace. They have professional teams, risk control systems, tax advisors—retail investors need to stay clear-headed—judge the true value of projects, not get dazzled by press releases about "big funds entering."

The real opportunities are hidden in those overlooked things with practical use. Don’t rush to follow.