In the Crypto Assets market, successful trading strategies often contradict human intuition. This 'anti-human' investment approach actually reflects the philosophical idea of 'the movement of the contrary is the way' from Laozi's 'Tao Te Ching'.

For example, in January of this year, when certain emerging tokens triggered a frenzy of profit-making, the market risk was actually at its peak. This reminds us that when an asset is widely sought after, it may in fact be the most dangerous moment.

Similarly, in January, the outstanding performance of Solana (SOL) won unanimous praise from the market. However, it is precisely during this highly esteemed period that the investment value of SOL may have been overestimated.

In contrast, when we turn our attention to Ethereum (ETH) in March, despite hitting a new low and facing widespread criticism at the time, this may very well have been its most investment-worthy moment.

These cases emphasize an important investment principle: market sentiment often runs contrary to real investment opportunities. When the public is overwhelmingly optimistic, it may be time for us to exercise caution; conversely, when the market is generally pessimistic, rare opportunities may be hidden.

For cryptocurrency investors, cultivating this contrarian thinking is crucial. It not only helps us avoid market bubbles but also allows us to act boldly when others are fearful. However, this strategy requires strong psychological resilience and a deep understanding of the market, as it means making decisions when it is most uncomfortable.

In general, successful Crypto Assets trading requires not only technical analysis and fundamental research but also the ability to resist herd mentality and think independently. Only by truly understanding and practicing this 'anti-human' investment philosophy can we seize real opportunities in this highly volatile market.