NBA legend Anthony recently revealed a troubling matter in an interview: a few years ago, he was actually quite optimistic about Crypto Assets and was ready to get on board and test the waters. However, his fren advised him against it, saying, "that stuff is unreliable" and "the bubble will burst sooner or later," and he took their advice to heart, ultimately watching the bull run slip through his fingers. Looking back now, Anthony said he "wishes he could slap himself twice."

This matter is actually quite magical. A sports superstar with a net worth of tens of millions, who has experienced great storms, can actually be made hesitant by the "good-hearted advice" from those around him. To put it bluntly, on the road of investment, what often truly holds you back is not a lack of money or insufficient information, but rather the pile of fears in your own mind, along with those "well-meaning" prejudices from others.

The current encryption market is no longer the "casino" of wild growth that it used to be. Traditional institutions are eager to get on board, and the regulatory framework in the U.S. is gradually becoming clearer. Crypto Assets are becoming a regular option for asset allocation. Data shows that 57% of investors are already using it as a tool for risk diversification. Those who still view it as "air" may really need to reassess their perspective.

So what should ordinary people do? Here are a few practical suggestions:

Don't be foolish and wait for the "perfect entry point". Bitcoin just rebounded from around $80,000 to $91,000, and the market fluctuates every day. If you insist on waiting for the lowest point to take action, it basically means you will be watching forever. It's better to buy in batches to spread the risk.

Newbies should focus on core assets first. Bitcoin and Ethereum, these "blue-chip coins," are relatively stable. Don't rush into those flashy small coins right away. The hot trends rotate too quickly, and chasing the highs can easily make you a bag holder.

Just use spare money to test the waters. Anthony's problem lies in "either believe completely or not at all". We ordinary people can invest a bit of money that doesn't affect our lives regularly, which allows us to keep up with the trend without too much pressure.

Furthermore, in terms of the overall market environment, the probability of the Federal Reserve cutting interest rates in December has soared to 85%. Once liquidity is relaxed, the Crypto Assets market is likely to迎来新一轮爆发. Stories like Anthony's "regret story" are spreading wider, which will instead attract more hesitant frens to get on board.

Looking back five years from now, do you want to slap your thigh and say, "If only I had bought back then," or would you prefer to smile as your account balance has increased several times? Share in the comments what your first "get rich quick opportunity" was that you missed?