Throwing out a question: If you make enough money in the crypto market - for example, an A8 in a third or fourth tier city (10 million), or an A8.3 to A8.5 in a first or second tier city (30 to 50 million), what would be your next investment?

The answer may be different from what many people think. Just look at Tether's recent operations: frantically buying gold, investing in gold mines, with the three major asset reserves being Bitcoin, gold, and U.S. Treasury bonds. Even the stablecoin giant is moving towards traditional assets, let alone ordinary people.

What is the most common path to cash out in the crypto market? Real estate. The first thing those project founders do after cashing out is buy luxury homes—like the penthouse apartment in the Bahamas owned by SBF and the villa in London owned by the CRV guy; there are plenty of such cases. Besides houses, US stocks are also very attractive. After all, the bull market is there, isn't it nice to passively earn with index funds like QQQ?

Some geeks might scoff: "Why engage in traditional finance after making money from cryptocurrencies? What happened to the revolution?" But reality is reality—when it comes to actual cash, most people will still choose more stable assets. There's no shame in that; diversifying investments is common sense. Since everyone is doing it, it shows that this path has been validated.

By the way, have you heard the recent new notice that's been all over the place? The crackdown on financial services related to cryptocurrencies is going to intensify. There hasn't been much price fluctuation for now, but in the next few months, the channels for deposit will definitely tighten, and the entry barriers for newcomers will be raised to the max. Big market trend? Don't think too much about it. But to be honest, we weren't really counting on this part of the funds in this market anyway.

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