In this market, it’s still better to watch more and move less.

Let me use an inappropriate analogy: now the chickens can be picked one by one at your doorstep—but if they don’t match the facts (basically they don’t), don’t feel bad about settling. Don’t bully your “little brother” (don’t be frustrated)—just move on to the next one.

Although watching three in a row might make you feel a bit disappointed and deflated.

Now the threshold to get into X to trade crypto is also pretty high. If you don’t have a good reputation that spreads, liquidity is definitely going to be so-so.

Recently, if you want to find a push-oil spa, the barriers are also heavy. First, you’re asked to send photos so people come over. After ten minutes, they tell you it’s not there—and only then do they give you the real address. When you go, you find it doesn’t match the description. In the past, I might’ve thought, “I’ll just make do like this.” But now I’ll leave decisively. Better to go find a legitimate massage place.

I’ve become more and more patient, and I’m willing to wait.

I don’t fantasize about striking big with an all-in anymore. Yes, it’s possible, but the odds are not high.

Especially in the Bitcoin ecosystem—these past two years have been pretty average, but it’s still survived, hasn’t it?

Protocols like ordinals—those with certain technical backing and consensus—still have a chance to become a new hype cycle again. It’s been two years of silence, and I haven’t seen other places in web3 with stories that can really carry on. Come back—let’s return to the bull market in the Bitcoin ecosystem.