Happy New Year to all crypto friends.

As we step into 2026, have you ever wondered—how much weight do health and learning each hold in your New Year’s plans?

Yesterday, we experienced another round of market K-line fluctuations. Those numbers went up and down in your account—what did it all amount to in the end? Reflection is enough. The things that truly deserve "heavy investment" are precisely the three aspects traders tend to overlook the most.

**The First Asset: Your Body**

This may sound cliché, but in the world of trading, it’s especially real. Staying up late to monitor the markets, skyrocketing stress, irregular routines—how many people treat their health as a "stop-loss target" because of these? Actually, that’s the opposite. Your body is like the principal of your trading account—without it, all the compound interest later is just talk. Sleep, diet, exercise—these three things require no special skills, only discipline. Treat them as your core holdings; don’t wait until your body’s warning lights flash before regretting.

**The Second Asset: Your Knowledge**

The market generates new information, risks, and opportunities every day. A trader who doesn’t learn is like sailing against the wind—no matter how hard you try, it’s futile. But what should you learn? Don’t chase hot trends, as that only leads to one "harvesting" cycle after another. Systematic accumulation—reading classics, learning new fields, chatting with smart people—these investments may not produce immediate profits, but at some point, they turn into decision-making advantages. Cognitive compound interest isn’t visible in the short term, but over three or five years, it can make a big difference.

**The Third Asset: Your Relationships**

Markets have cycles, accounts fluctuate, but the companionship of family and support from friends are stable "cash flows." Many people can’t withstand a bear market because no one around them understands, and their psychological defenses collapse. Spend more time with those who love you—not a waste, but a way to install a "margin of safety" for yourself. The investments with the highest long-term returns are often not in trading pairs but in life.

The 2026 market will surely carry risks, and black swans could appear anywhere. But remember—true wealth is never just about account numbers. It’s about how wisely you allocate your time, how calmly you face uncertainty, and your ability to protect those around you.

Clear strategies, firm execution. Risks are controllable, and returns are satisfying. More importantly, be internally fulfilled and live with warmth.

Let’s encourage each other.