I used to think there were many opportunities in the crypto world, and a lot of innovation as well.

Young people entering the space had a much higher chance of making money compared to the outside world.
Although I no longer agree with the first two points, I still strongly agree with the third.
Currently, I believe the crypto space is still the easiest place for young people to turn things around;
the stock market requires capital, but in crypto, you can start accumulating capital with just a few thousand dollars.
However, for friends whose capital has exceeded A7.5, I think they can try playing in the stock market,
because once your capital surpasses A7.5, you don't need to obsessively watch on-chain memes anymore,
buy and hold stocks for the long term, and achieve 5-10x returns in a year—it's a hundred times more comfortable than PvP...
Actually, it's all about finding the right angle.
In stocks, you just need to find the right sector, then buy the leading stocks,
but in crypto, you have to worry about rug pulls, token splits, CZ,
Musk not calling for a pump anymore, and even backstabbing narratives around donations—
the difficulty level is completely different.
Since I learned to hold onto my assets, I’ve also managed to catch the high-speed train of the US stock market.
This wave of making money isn’t necessarily very clever, but at least I won’t be like a rookie buying high and selling low!!!