Bear Market Dollar-Cost Averaging Guide...

The Haiyang Oil and Haiyang Control I bought earlier basically have 70%-80% profits now. I can just keep holding and collect dividends annually.

Dollar-cost average into QQQ or VOO. If you're bullish on global tech development, buying these two is foolproof—all the world's most profitable companies are in here.

Dollar-cost average into CRCL, HYPE, and BTC. BTC doesn't need explanation—it will eventually reach 200,000-300,000 per coin; HYPE currently appears to be the pioneer of stocks-to-chain on US equities, the S&P has already authorized HYPE contracts. RWA was previously always mentioned as ETH, but I think HYPE has a strong possibility of replacing ETH as the RWA leader; CRCL is the most compliant stablecoin company, growing steadily every year. If RWA truly enables part of US stock trading to shift on-chain, USDC issuance volume might not be containable by just tens of billions, so it's definitely worth dollar-cost averaging into CRCL.

I recently lost 60,000-70,000 from reckless on-chain operations. This money would be better used for steady dollar-cost averaging into these major coins, or cryptocurrencies with more imagination like AI, or the commercial space sector, or companies with stable high dividends and strong cash flow.

Last point: never open leveraged contracts, never bet against human nature. Win 99 times, but get emotional once and you'll lose everything.