In an era of massive miner exodus, I’ve discovered a ruthless opponent — Shuntai Group invested nearly 30 million, including 14 million used to purchase 150 servers (70PB capacity), and the remaining 16 million directly hoarded 1 million FIL. This move makes me a bit uneasy.

Let me share my honest thoughts: in the short term, FIL might face pressure, and I think it could explore around 0.6. But don’t rush to cut losses; the long-term logic remains, and the potential for growth might be limited, probably difficult to break through the 3 mark. The strategy of big institutions entering is actually quite clear — they’re not speculating on short-term surges but laying the groundwork for the future.

This situation makes me think of a more painful question: when we go all-in on assets with volatile swings and long cycles, have we considered giving ourselves some insurance? That kind of stable asset that isn’t affected by industry cycles or project progress, purely backed by mechanisms?

Take stablecoins as an example. Their value commitment is on the chain, fully reserves verifiable in real-time. The number of miners or the speed of ecological development can’t influence it. FIL might take three or five years to reach an explosion point, but stablecoins have been there from day one — rules are rules.

Using idle funds to stake potential stocks like FIL is a good idea. But don’t bet your entire wealth on verifying whether “others have great wisdom.” Truly long-lasting investors always hold two cards: one that pursues high returns, and another that firmly guards the bottom line with certainty.

Find opportunities amid market fluctuations, and stay rational in uncertainty — survive first, then think about making money. That’s the right way. What’s your view on FIL? Let’s discuss below.