The outside world often mocks Brother Maji, saying that what flows in his pipes is not water, but real gold and silver. In response, all I can say is: mocking Maji is essentially a lack of cognitive dimension, just as people did not understand Liangxi's madness back in the day. Looking at the history of the cryptocurrency circle, Nakamoto, Vitalik Buterin, Zhao Changpeng, and even Sun Yuchen have all proven over time: only the long-termists who relentlessly pursue Bitcoin can reach the top.

In this ecosystem, besides BTC, ETH as "digital oil" has built the deepest moat, while SOL is the most promising challenger in the public chain track; they are core assets that are extremely difficult to go to zero. Brother Maji's contract targets happen to be the favorites of these spot traders. His strategy may seem aggressive, but in reality, it amplifies the logic of "buy and hold" with leverage.

This kind of play in a volatile or bear market is tantamount to suicide and can lead to liquidation to the point of questioning life. However, as long as the market warms up, even if it’s just a small bull run or a strong rebound, the power of leverage can instantly fill his pockets. This is the essence of the "Maji strategy": you can lose countless times, but as long as you win once, you can completely turn the tables.

This is an extreme faith-based flow strategy—only going long, firmly believing in a long bull market for the industry, and seeing every decline as a washout. However, this "seeking wealth in danger" model should not be blindly imitated by ordinary people, as it requires you to first have a "victory" sufficient to cover costs as your backing.