Some selected US stocks or indices, with a more personal viewpoint, leaning towards long-term holding, and assuming I have 10 million. 1: Alphabet, 2 million Products are used every day, like Google, Chrome, YouTube, Gemini, etc. Search business + cloud is a cash cow, Gemini is the hot AI topic, and potential growth points like Waymo. I bought a few shares of Alphabet tokens, found a brokerage channel for stablecoin deposits and withdrawals, and officially became a shareholder. As a side note, This company, back in the day, did not listen to the advice from Todai, stuck to its principles, and decisively exited; I thought that was very commendable, belonging to the anti-concept stock faction of Todai. 2: Amazon, 1 million I noticed this company when I was in e-commerce back then; it sacrificed short-term financial profits for free cash flow and built its own warehouses for user experience. The recent financial report mentioned increasing AI investments, which scared the capital markets; I think it’s not a big deal, reminding me of its long-term unprofitability while building infrastructure, not catering to Wall Street's harsh characters. Buying it now indirectly buys Anthropic, which is riding the hype. 3: Nasdaq QQQ, 2 million Technology is the primary productive force. 4: S&P 500, 5 million Represents the national strength, innovation, and capital of the United States, something that doesn't require much thought.

This wave dropped from 120,000 to 60,000 What I did right: No borrowing/leverage/contracts, no liquidation risk; What I did wrong: Too low stablecoin position; Not sure about right or wrong 1: Bought US stock (Alphabet/Amazon) tokens 2: Did wbtc-cbbtc LP Choices come with a cost, a cost that must be borne; I am in the world of adults.