Ever since I entered the crypto圈, there aren’t only people around me working the typical 9-to-5 jobs. There are more “gods” who are poor at three in the morning and rich at five—if the wealth of office workers is a calm, trickling stream, these people often can, in a short time, whip up a wealth tsunami.

But getting a huge amount of money is only the first step—how to keep and protect money is the next, even more difficult challenge. I’ve seen real-world examples: some people earn tens of millions in just a half year, and then become poor again within two months. At that point, it all comes down to mindset/recognition.
What I envy most are those who can both make money quickly and hold onto it. Their lives really are like heavenly days. In this regard, people from Fujian have a natural advantage in terms of “cognitive education”—you could say that from childhood, they’re constantly subtly influenced. The culture of striving and hustling when they go out to make a living means they’ve seen, time and again, how the lives of fellow villagers and uncles can rise and fall dramatically—how and why they succeed, and why and how they fail. In the end, you’ll form a general impression. Put it plainly, it’s like: you haven’t eaten pork, but you’ve still seen pigs run!
The biggest charm of the crypto圈 is that it can rapidly magnify a person’s abilities and opportunities. But the biggest danger is also that it can rapidly magnify a person’s greed and ignorance. There are many people who make quick money, but few who keep the money. A true高手 isn’t someone who always stands on the windward side of the hype cycle—it’s someone who, after the wind stops, still has chips in hand. #btc #eth