Honestly, most of the time we simply don't have the energy to thoroughly analyze a company from top to bottom before making a move. At this point, we have to rely on intuition and experience—it's almost enough—and I agree with the saying that "vague correctness" is acceptable.

In the industry, we may have come into contact with various types of companies; we might not know all the details, but the key is to grasp the most core aspect—the viability of the business model. A good business model? It doesn't necessarily guarantee success. It also depends on whether the industry is trending upward in the long term, whether the management team is competent, and whether the macro environment is favorable. Even if all these factors are in place, success is never guaranteed.

But as long as we adhere to this methodology, we can expect a positive return. Time is on our side.

The same principle applies in the crypto market. Whether it's $BTC, $ETH, or $SOL, understanding the project's business logic is more important than obsessing over every parameter. In the long run, choosing the right industry and the right team are the most critical; the rest is up to time.