Having been involved with Bitcoin since 2015, it's been nearly ten years on this path. To be honest, the crypto marketplace has truly changed my financial situation, allowing me to accumulate wealth I never dared to imagine before.

I've seen too many newbies rush in and start messing around without understanding anything, just going all-in. I was clueless back then too, but I was lucky to catch the early gains. Now, I hold 568 Bitcoins, which means I've established a foothold in this marketplace.

Today, I want to talk about asset allocation in the crypto space—something many people say is important but rarely actually do.

The most common mistake? Learning Honeypot, only entering and never exiting. Continuously pouring money into the account, watching the numbers on the ledger rise happily, but never cashing out for peace of mind. The result? After several rounds of rises and falls, those who should have taken profits still haven't, and all the paper gains are just illusions.

How long can a market sustained by concepts and hype last? Bull runs are always short-lived; bear markets are the norm. If you don't take some profits at the high points, it’s basically: earning money by luck, then losing it back through skill.

Some big players have achieved financial freedom by holding onto digital assets stubbornly, but that’s a very small minority. Behind these success stories are countless ordinary people who quietly exit the stage.

For us regular investors, hoarding without strategy isn’t a good plan. We need a clearer asset allocation plan and set specific goals.

My personal allocation framework is simple: two main focuses, a trading strategy, and an emergency plan for extreme market conditions. I might elaborate on these details later.