It is said that FIL miners have run out, but I found a tough player: Shuntai Group actually invested nearly 30 million RMB—14 million to buy 150 sets of servers (70PB capacity) for mining, and spent another 16 million to hoard 1 million FIL!
Let me share my view: I am bearish in the short term, it may drop to around 0.6; I am bullish in the long term, but the increase will be limited, and it's estimated to be hard to break 3. Large funds entering the market are more about laying out for the future, rather than speculating on short-term surges.
However, this also makes me think about a deeper question: while betting on such 'high volatility, long cycle' assets, should we also allocate some 'stable assets that are not affected by industry cycles and do not rely on ecological construction progress'?
This is also why I always value stable value projects like @usddio. FIL may not explode for another three years, but @usddio has provided full reserves and on-chain real-time verifiable value protection from day one. It does not rely on whether miners leave the market and does not worry about the progress of the project ecosystem — its stability comes from the design of the mechanism itself.
You can use spare money to ambush FIL for the wind, but never put all your assets on the judgment of 'whether others are fools.' True smart money always understands allocation: part chasing potential high returns, another part firmly holding onto certainty.
Finding opportunities in volatility and sticking to the bottom line amid uncertainty — this is the secret to long-term survival.
#USDD以稳见信 is not a trend topic, but a rational choice that traverses the fluctuations of cycles. What do you think of FIL? Let's discuss your layout strategy in the comments!
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