I prefer projects that have reached a certain level of maturity and have been widely adopted, rather than those with low market capitalization. These types of assets usually have strong market value, have survived over time, and have already been validated by the market. In particular, projects ranked within the top 10–20 by market capitalization, with widespread usage, that have not experienced a recent major price increase and have been moving sideways for a long time, tend to offer a more balanced position in terms of potential.
This approach focuses on assets whose value has already been accepted by the market and that have established a solid foundation, rather than speculative and fragile projects. Projects with a market capitalization of around $5 billion or more can be considered to have reached a sufficient level of liquidity, trust, and adoption. Assets below this level generally carry higher risk and uncertainty and therefore remain secondary in long-term evaluation.