A recent investor shared a report on social media: approximately $33 million in profit from a single account. It is reported that this is just one of many accounts they manage. ( Sometimes the difference isn't really intelligence, but the boundaries of imagination. )

The story begins in 2011.

That year, Steve Jobs passed away, and the market was filled with voices saying "Apple has lost its soul." Doubts, pessimism, and bearish sentiments became the mainstream tone at the time. When market sentiment was at its most chaotic, he made a decision: to heavily buy Apple against the trend.

Fourteen years later, the results are as follows:
Total return skyrocketed to 1881.8%, with a single account netting $33.92 million (approximately 240 million RMB), and an annualized return of around 24.5%.

His approach sounds quite simple: find sufficiently excellent assets, and leave the rest to time.

But the real challenge? It's not about "understanding this principle," but about whether you truly dare to do it when everyone else can't understand and is opposing. This isn't a knowledge issue; it's a psychological one.

The same logic applies to the crypto market. Every major downturn plays out the same script—panic spreads, bearish voices grow louder, but long-term investors quietly accumulate. History always repeats itself, and the true test is always execution and mindset.