Yi He: Take Profit "Keep Walking, Keep Watching," This Year Is Definitely the Best Secondary Market Bottom Fishing Opportunity
BlockBeats News, April 8th, Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Daniel Yan posted on social media, stating, "The war has been confirmed to be over, with no insider information, and neither side has any reason to continue fighting. Take profit as the rebound progresses."
This year's cryptocurrency market is very similar to 2019. Secondary liquidity has seen a cliff-like drop, primary investment confidence is almost non-existent, Web3 companies are laying off employees in large numbers, and industry personnel are switching careers. When others are fearful, you should be greedy. This year is definitely the best time for secondary bottom fishing and primary investment, similar to 2019. Institutions that bottom-fished in the secondary market and invested at the primary level in 2019 were the biggest winners of the 2020 bull market. We are working hard to do these two things well."
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