As a Crypto Assets investor, the past year’s experience has made me deeply aware of the complexity of the market. Initially, I adopted a 'scattergun' approach, investing in 100 different small Crypto Assets, with $50 in each, totaling $5000. However, this strategy did not go as I had hoped, and currently, this portion of the investment is worth less than $1000.

In contrast, my investments in mainstream Crypto Assets like BNB and Bitcoin have performed quite well. Although I haven't calculated precisely, a rough estimate suggests that this year's investment returns could reach between $3,000 and $4,000. If the returns from BNB and Bitcoin are included, this year's overall investment is undoubtedly profitable.

Looking back at last year's investment decisions, if I had invested all my funds in BNB and Bitcoin, the returns could have been more substantial. The value of BNB has more than doubled, and Bitcoin is also close to doubling. In this case, not only did I avoid a loss of $4000 from small coins, but I might also have gained an additional $5000, totaling about $9000, which is equivalent to my annual salary.

Nevertheless, I do not regret trying investments in small coins. The initial idea was simple: as long as one out of 100 small coins achieves a 100-fold increase, it can offset the losses from the others and yield a substantial profit. Unfortunately, the anticipated 'small coin season' did not arrive as expected.

Currently, I have decided to temporarily set aside the remaining investment in small coins (about 1000-1800 USD) and wait for the next possible opportunity. As for whether this opportunity will arise in four years or eight years, it is still unknown.

This year's investment experience has made me realize that while high-risk investments may bring high returns, investing in stable mainstream Crypto Assets is often more reliable. In the future, I may adjust my strategy to find a better balance between risk and potential returns.