In mid-January, I sold my Dogecoin at the 0.12 price level, making a small profit. Then I re-entered heavily into Pepe, and this decision was actually quite straightforward.

First, let's talk about Dogecoin. The unlimited issuance is a fatal flaw—those claims that it can rise to 1 USD are basically just stories. With a market cap of over 170 billion, it's already standing there, the market is too heavy, and the potential for doubling has long been absorbed by the market. More importantly, this thing, frankly, has no real practical value; it's just a symbol.

In contrast, Pepe, at the start of the Year of the Horse, if a big influencer supports it, the potential for doubling is there. I’ve been waiting for a retracement between 0.12 and 0.11 to add more, but unfortunately, I missed that opportunity. As a flagship Meme coin, it still has the potential to create a wave.

Honestly, the biggest regret is Bitcoin in 2018. My physical business collapsed at that time, I borrowed money everywhere to enter the market, no one understood or supported me, and I still remember that sense of despair very clearly.

But over the years of trading in the crypto space, I’ve learned the most important lesson: this market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is patience. When the wind turns, you need to have ammunition ready. Opportunities always belong to those who are prepared. Are you ready for the next thousandfold or ten-thousandfold Meme coin opportunity?