The first thing I did when I woke up was to make a regular investment, and then I suddenly remembered why I didn't buy before going to sleep. It was already past the 10th, and BTC had dropped below $92,000. I was so focused on whether I could buy at $89,000 that I forgot I could also make a regular investment. As a result, I ended up buying some high-priced tokens after getting up today. However, since I plan to make regular investments, this small price difference doesn't matter much, although I still feel a bit of a loss.

But then I thought about the last time I was ready to exchange money and ended up buying #BTC at a high price on Coinbase. I was really frustrated at the time, but in less than a month, the BTC I bought at a high premium had already gained 30%. This money feels like a gift from heaven. Thinking this way makes me feel content.

This is the eleventh month of my regular investment, and I still bought #Bitcoin, #Ethereum, and #Solana. In terms of value, $BTC has the highest profit, exceeding 26%. An annualized return of over 26% is quite significant. Indeed, investing in BTC does not disappoint, even if I invest a little each month. Currently, my cost for holding BTC has just surpassed $70,000.

The second highest in value is $SOL, which also has over 16% profit. Although #SOL has had significant pullbacks, my average cost of $162 is still manageable.

Although criticizing $ETH is politically correct, I still have a position here. An average price of $3,116 without any losses is already quite good. I still believe #ETH has potential, especially since I trust BlackRock and Fidelity. However, nearly a year has passed, and the price of ETH has not only failed to rise but has actually fallen. I’ll grit my teeth and hold on for a while longer.

Additionally, although #BNB is not on my regular investment list, I have been continuously increasing my holdings, especially since the monthly returns from $BNB can basically cover my living expenses. My current strategy is still to convert the airdrops I receive each month into BNB, although I am holding onto some projects because I am optimistic about their future potential. When the time is right, I will convert them all at once.

This year, I haven't missed any new listings from #Binance, and now that I think about it, this money has turned out quite well, even though I haven't sold most of it and there have been some pullbacks. After all, it's free money. A few days ago, I calculated that it was also a decent income, so I continue to hold BNB and enjoy the benefits.

I wonder how many friends still remember my original intention for regular investments. At that time, when BTC was at $65,000, I suggested that friends could buy some, especially those with limited capital who could allocate a portion of BTC and use the profits for PVP trading. Many friends told me that BTC was too expensive and that we came to cryptocurrency to change our fate, not just to earn 100% returns. My response was to survive first and then consider trading.

Many friends said BTC was too expensive, and that buying now wouldn't yield much profit. My argument at the time was that BTC is currently the only cryptocurrency with the highest certainty of making money, and it doesn't require much effort. You don't need to stare at charts every day; just make regular investments each month, and over time, you will see good returns.

They say talk is cheap, and data is the best answer. So I decided to simulate a regular investment using 3,000 CNY each month to see if an ordinary family's idle funds can outperform the S&P 500, U.S. Treasury bonds, and savings interest over eight years. After eight years, the squirrel will be an adult, and we'll see if this money can serve as his startup capital to begin his own life.

Of course, at the start of my test, many friends gave me a lot of suggestions and investment targets. In the end, I narrowed it down to #BTC and #ETH. The former was the only one that had passed the spot ETF at that time, while the latter was the only one still competing for the spot ETF. Later, due to ETH's poor returns, I added #SOL to hedge. #BNB was actually the first one I started investing in, forming the current investment pattern. I also want to see who can give me the biggest surprise in eight years.

This itself is a kind of fun.

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