After attending the Binance Blockchain event on march . A guest who shared at the event impressed me very much. Not only does her team participate in early investment in almost all well-known DeFi projects, but even the earlier debut of BNB and the debut of the FTX exchange her team was involved in. Her team participated in the first launch.
We can guess the amazing rate of return just by looking at the comparison between the current price of these project tokens and the original price.
When participating in the roundtable forum, she shared her views on the current hot topics:
She thinks that DeFi will always be the focus of her attention, because there is still a lot of room for innovation in DeFi, and there will be good projects in the future.
She has been involved in NFT very early, but she is also worried about the high price of certain investment products in the NFT field nowadays. Her advice to ordinary investors is that if you want to invest in certain NFTs, you must choose those you really like, and the price is not too high.
I agree with the above two viewpoints. For varieties that are too expensive, if I don't particularly like it from the bottom of my heart and don't care about the return on investment at all, I would rather not invest, miss the opportunity, or fall into the pit and be unable to climb out.
In addition, in terms of overall investment, whether DeFi or NFT, she recommends that investors who are new to the market choose projects invested by large institutions, because at least these projects have been screened by large institutions.
On this point, I think I can add a little personal opinion. In my opinion, large institutions will be a little conservative in their risk appetite. Therefore, large institutions tend to invest in popular stars, but not necessarily in disruptive projects. Therefore, for our ordinary investors, we can refer to the projects invested by large institutions when we just start. But if you want to create your own results and get better returns, you still have to learn more in the process, exercise your judgment ability, and strive to find subversive projects.
There seems to be a new trend in the circle now-more and more projects are starting to choose "fair sale"-so that all investors have the opportunity to participate in investment at the same price instead of letting large institutions enjoy low prices. Privilege of fundraising. I even think that such projects are more likely to have star projects in the future, and the failure to catch such projects depends not on the endorsement of the institution but on the judgment of the investors.
In the process of communicating privately with this senior investor after the meeting, she mentioned that many of the well-known projects nowadays have participated in the investment when her team was involved in the early fundraising.
When she talked about some early investment experiences, I found that many of the projects she invested in were not optimistic about the early fundraising. Therefore, the fundraising of the project party was very dismal and the price was very low, so her The team can get a lot of shares at a very low price, and can have today's rich return.
But if the timeline is really pulled back to that year, and the same opportunity is also placed in front of our ordinary investors, how many investors would think that it is an "opportunity" rather than a "pit"? Because many investors who also saw those opportunities in those days passed those opportunities in vain.
