There is an interesting phenomenon in the investment circle: the more successful investors tend to have fewer social engagements.

A seasoned investor once said something that left a deep impression on me — those involved in investing should minimize unnecessary socializing, and true wisdom is something that is realized through insight. It’s not gained at the dinner table, nor through casual chatting, but through solitude, reflection, and review.

This person has been focused on finance, securities, and commodity investment fields for many years, with deep experience across multiple asset classes. He is now a decision-making core at a certain asset management company, and his investment results over the years speak for themselves.

His investment philosophy is actually very simple: spend less on unnecessary consumption, and think more deeply. Many people believe that investing is about being well-informed, having extensive connections, attending events daily, drinking, and chatting. But in reality, information overload is just noise. Those who truly make money are often those who can extract fundamental patterns from chaotic markets.

This way of thinking applies to all asset allocations — whether traditional finance or crypto assets. Information is always available, but how to use that information is the key.