Equities, digital assets and ongoing market exploration.
My personal investment experience spans China A-shares, US equities, crypto assets, NFTs and digital collectibles. I focus on the sources of value, market structure and asset pricing, with attention to trading mechanisms, holder rights and liquidity across asset classes.
Public equities · Personal investing
China A-shares
I invest personally in China’s A-share market, focusing on company performance, industry cycles, policy and the relationship between market expectations, prices and trading activity.
Business fundamentals
Industry & policy
Market expectations
Observations
01
From Earnings Growth to Investment Returns
AI infrastructure investment generates revenue for suppliers, while the builders pay capital expenditures upfront and recognise depreciation and related expenses over time. Earnings and free cash flow can therefore diverge. When assessing this growth, I consider whether new investment can sustainably earn more than its cost of capital, and what the current price assumes about demand, margins and the timing of returns.
02
Who Captures Network Growth?
For application protocols with fee mechanisms, I examine whether value can consistently accrue to token holders after necessary operating and incentive costs. Higher fees may drive users elsewhere; buybacks need to be assessed alongside changes in circulating supply, actual selling pressure and the stability of allocation rules. The key is whether demand can withstand the withdrawal of subsidies and competition, and how much economic value holders retain as supply and governance evolve.
03
Testing Diversification Under Stress
I view diversification as reducing dependence on shared sources of risk. Equities and digital assets can come under pressure together if they rely on easy financing and risk appetite. Where collateralised borrowing is involved, falling prices can also trigger liquidations and further selling. I therefore consider funding conditions, buyer depth and cash needs together, asking whether a portfolio can avoid a forced exit at an unfavourable moment.