Recently, many people have been asking what VC projects are, so I’ll give a brief explanation. VC stands for Venture Capital, which is a type of investment where money is invested in high-growth potential companies in exchange for equity or profits. These projects usually focus on technological innovation and startups, offering high returns but also carrying significant risks.

The current problem is that many VC projects set their goals from the start to list on a major exchange, which is actually a pretty flawed approach. I’ve noticed that investors seem to be following this trend, but think about it— as investors, we can’t really change much. Instead of fixating on these things, it’s better to focus on ourselves.

The most important thing is to expand your knowledge base. Every project requires your own research; don’t just believe what others say. That will eventually lead to losses. You can follow some reputable big V influencers, read their analysis articles, learn a thing or two, and then find a niche that suits you. Gradually, build your own investment framework. That’s what should be done in the post-Bitcoin era.

DYOR, which stands for Do Your Own Research, emphasizes the importance of forging your own path and making correct decisions. Don’t blindly follow the crowd—think more, research more, and that’s how you can survive longer in this market.