#RWA代币化 Seeing Neo founder's statement left a deep impression on me—controversy aside, the real test is whether they can continue to deliver. This is especially enlightening for us copy traders.

Many times, when choosing targets to follow, we are also easily influenced by short-term market sentiment. But experience tells me that those who truly make money in trading never get swayed by market noise. They either silently execute their strategies or, like Zhang Zhengwen, directly refocus on the essentials—building and application implementation.

Neo's layout in RWA, stablecoins, and these directions is essentially about validating the practical value of blockchain. This logic aligns with our core considerations when selecting copy strategies: not chasing hot topics, but focusing on who can truly make money in the market and whose strategies can withstand the test of a full cycle.

Recently, I adjusted the copy trading position ratios, reducing the weight of some purely speculative accounts and increasing the copy limits for traders who focus on fundamentals and have a clear logical framework. Short-term gains may fluctuate, but the risk resistance has significantly improved. Neo's recent incident is actually a good observation window—seeing who can still maintain execution in the midst of controversy.