When writing a long article again, I thought about copying the bottom line, but I persevered and finished writing. Unexpectedly, the price dropped a bit after finishing writing, and I bought a cheaper one. This is the thirteenth month's fixed investment, and also the largest drawdown data. Of course, there may be even bigger ones in the future, but for the eight year long term, I am not worried. After this investment, only Bitcoin remained profitable, with a profit of 12.9%. Unfortunately, both ETH and SOL were in a loss making state, especially SOL, which I did as a hedge to make up for ETH's loss. Now it seems that the only ones that can actually make money in my 13 month investment are BTC and BNB. Yes, although I did not write down BNB's fixed investment above because BNB's fixed investment was based on assets that were airdropped back to the BNB standard using LaunchPool and other methods, so there was no record of it. However, in reality, the BNB price return and airdrop return are absolutely positive profits. I need to consider how to calculate BNB's earnings separately. It's a bit difficult, let me think about it first. There's nothing else to say. I've already invested 13 times, and I'm not interested in the short-term results of my investments. I don't care if they go up or down. My goal is to see if this funding can help Chipmunk start an independent life in 8 years, when he turns 18. This tweet is sponsored by @ ApeXProtocolCN | Dex With Apex