Yilihua: My tendency to be bullish is related to my past entrepreneurial experience, and I will continue to wait while controlling risks.
BlockBeats News, on February 5, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Yi Lihua posted on social media: "Being in the industry, I always can't help but be bullish, which is related to my past entrepreneurial experience. Back then, I really couldn't find a job and started my own business. After earning my first pot of gold, I didn't dare to spend lavishly but chose to invest in technology projects, and the results were pretty good. In 2015, I entered the cryptocurrency industry to mine BTC, buy ETH, and invest in projects, catching the golden era. This was the reward of continuously being long.
But later, during the bear market, I suffered heavy investment losses, couldn't withstand the bear market, and liquidated my BTC holdings early, ultimately missing out on the big bull market after 3/12. This was the consequence of being bearish. Liquid Capital has experienced bull markets after two rounds of bear markets, so this time, after escaping the top, I was relatively confident and bottom-fished too early. Now, I'm continuing to wait while controlling risks."
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