According to online reports, CZ shared investment tips on social media: I stay away from fancy models. I never buy ideas. Creativity is worthless. Execution is the key. Here's something I've written before: my investment philosophy includes three key principles: 1. Focus on fundamentals: Forget fancy business models. Instead, focus on the essence: product, user growth, revenue/profit, and team strength. 2. Make long-term bets, start early and hold: Early adopters often get disproportionate returns. There will be many failures along the way, but a few successes will be enough to make up for them. The best approach is to hold the investment for the long term, because major successes like Amazon or Google develop over time. Frustration and brief failures, such as Terra, are all part of the journey. 3. Invest in founders with a sense of mission: Invest in founders and teams with visions that transcend profit. Great companies come from a mission-driven mindset, because founders who are focused on money often waver after achieving moderate success. Those who are committed to greater causes create more sustainable and influential businesses. CZ said the above was taken from its upcoming book.