#比特币战略储备 Seeing this news, I can't help but feel a bit overwhelmed—The US Department of Justice actually sold confiscated Bitcoin illegally, with 57.55 coins liquidated directly, about 6.36 million USD just gone. According to presidential executive orders, these coins should have been incorporated into the national strategic reserves, but they were sold off instead. This operation is truly a bit outrageous.

What does this tell us? Policy changes can influence asset flows at any time, and risk management in the crypto space really can't be taken lightly. Instead of worrying about macro trends blindly, it's better to focus on tangible airdrops—these are the gains we can control.

My current strategy is: continue exploring new project interaction opportunities, accumulate potential airdrop eligibility, and maintain a low-cost approach. After all, the overall environment is changing, but the logic of earning through interactions remains the same—use minimal time and capital to engage, and wait for project team returns. Recently, many new projects are in the interaction phase, so everyone should seize this window to participate more, diversify risks, and also expand potential gains.