Why is it getting increasingly difficult to make money in the crypto world?
The crypto space is like a running system. At the beginning, the entropy value is at its lowest, and the entire industry seems to surge upwards like it's on steroids; slowly, entropy starts to increase, and opportunities to make money become fewer and farther between, making it as challenging to earn money as squeezing toothpaste; now, entropy has increased to the peak, and the paths to making money are almost severed—new gameplay fails to attract people, the profit-making effect is significantly poor, and the hype around trends can't last for more than a few days.
Just like what the crew of the 'Natural Selection' in 'The Three-Body Problem' said when they encountered a four-dimensional object: the fish that dried up the sea are long gone; the truly capable fish climbed ashore before the sea dried up and ventured into the next dark forest... Those who made enough money in the crypto space a few years ago have already laid back; now, they at most hold some spot assets for a laid-back investment; those who haven't made money will find it even harder to scoop up in the future, and those who made money have lost it again, and they want to turn things around, but the trend of the crypto space has already passed (I belong to the last type of unfortunate person).
How many people have noticed that the crypto world has already tried all the tricks that traditional finance has played for hundreds of years? Issuing coins (equivalent to printing money), opening exchanges, creating stablecoins (playing by the Federal Reserve's playbook), lending, staking... The gameplay revolves around airdrops, referral bonuses, and these old tricks.
In the end, the crypto space's entropy has peaked; this blue ocean is about to dry up, and it's time to get ashore and find new opportunities.
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