In the Crypto Assets market, the AOL project has attracted the attention of many investors. As an experienced investor, I would like to share my views and investment strategies regarding AOL.

I initially bought AOL at a price of 2 million and sold part of it when the price rose to around 10 million, recovering my initial investment. After that, I continuously increased my holdings to over 900,000 AOL through additional purchases. To diversify risk, I distributed these tokens across several different wallets, with each wallet storing about 300,000. Currently, my holdings are close to 1% of the total supply of the project.

My investment strategy is to hold long-term. If the project incurs losses, I will consider reducing my holdings by half; but if it profits, I believe this could be a million-level opportunity. The reasons I remain optimistic about AOL are mainly based on the following considerations:

First, the project development team is experienced and adept at innovation and operations. Secondly, although the official denies a direct relationship between AOL and WLFI, as the first launchpad on the Solana chain to support USD1, the WLFI team may provide some degree of support to AOL. Furthermore, the relationship between AOL and USD1 is becoming increasingly close, coupled with the fact that the developer is an advisor to WLFI, which suggests that AOL's position in the Solana ecosystem may surpass its previous performance in similar projects on the BSC chain.

In addition, I have personally had good investment returns from projects related to Trump, which has also boosted my confidence in AOL. I am looking forward to two major events in the Crypto Assets market this year: the launch of WLFI and the opening of USD1 on the Solana chain. These two events could bring huge traffic and liquidity to AOL.

Of course, investing always carries risks. This is just my personal investment record and opinion and should not be considered as investment advice. Everyone should make investment decisions based on their own risk tolerance and research.