Recently, I have talked to many friends about BNB, including some internal friends of Binance. However, no one knows the main reason for this wave of buying. Although Kitty's point is reasonable, it is probably not the most fundamental reason. Some friends around me have already started to reduce their holdings after four figures, and I myself am still holding on to it. Although I don't know the main logic behind this rise, I also shared my opinion with my friends. BNB is already a relatively large position for me, and if I reduce my holdings, I don't know what to invest in. BTC is also a good position for me, and I am planning to buy slowly at low prices. ETH is my largest position, so it's not very meaningful to replenish it. There are still SOL, platform coins, OKB, and BGB positions available. Although they have plans to continue chasing after them, they are not prepared to increase their positions too much. Moreover, BNB itself has zero cost and is also the platform coin with the most airdrops. Although it cannot be used as living expenses like last year, it can still be used as pocket money. In addition, there is still about 20% of the cash position in the U standard, and about 5% of the positions in the US dollar and new currency standards. The 25% annualized return is about 4% and all of it is live money. 50% of this capital is prepared to buy at the bottom, and in addition, the monthly earnings are deposited, so there is no need for cash reserves in the short term, so there is currently no motivation to reduce holdings. I don't know how much money I will get, so let's hold on to it for now. I have seen the trend of this cycle until 2028, which has been mentioned in many public occasions. If it rises in the middle, I will reduce my holdings in small currencies, and if it falls in the middle, I will replenish my holdings and invest until the end of the interest rate cut cycle. In addition, my suggested funding strategy is still a combination of TBills, gold, and Bitcoin. If you haven't configured it yet, you can refer to it. This article is sponsored by Bitget | @ Bitgetzh