A few days ago, I came across a travel photo of my childhood friend Awei at Erhai Lake, with the caption 'Investment returns are more reliable than salary.'

Turning around, I saw the crypto group exploded: someone played BNB with 50x leverage, losing $35,000 in a day——

Both are BNB, Awei treats it as a 'money tree' to nurture, while others treat it as a 'gambling tool' to go all in, resulting in drastically different outcomes.

In October 2025, when BNB dropped from a high of $1,370 to $820, Awei's holdings also turned quite a bit red.

But he didn't cut losses; instead, he set an automatic investment of $500 every Thursday.

Now, BNB is stable around $827, his average holding price is only $760, and by staking on Binance he earns an annualized return, with the principal increasing by nearly 15% over half a year.

This 'coin nurturing method' can be directly reused by ordinary people, with three core strategies:

First is regular investment, fixed amount every week, treating it like 'property fees';

BNB just completed its 33rd quarterly burn, worth over $1.2 billion, with circulation continuously shrinking, providing long-term support.

Second is to add positions when prices drop, buying normally at $800 and doubling down at $700; its on-chain DApps have surpassed 5,000, indicating a thriving ecosystem.

Third is to analyze chart patterns, focusing on EMA100 (red) and EMA200 (blue) on the daily chart, buying near the red line and adding when above the blue line, going with the trend.

Let's do the math: $500 per week amounts to $26,000 a year, and at the current price of $827, one can buy 31 coins.

If the bull market pushes to $1,300, the market value will reach $40,300, with an annualized return exceeding 50%, far surpassing ordinary investments.

There will always be someone asking 'Is it too late now?'

Awei put it well: nurturing coins is like planting trees; the best time was three years ago, the second best time is today.

Delete leverage software, set the investment alarm, and there will be returns next year. @bit冰