Lost 2 million playing cards.
The contract lost 2 million this year.
The average expenditure in the first few years is about 1 million, which includes everything, with special expenses around 4 million, and after deducting around 3 million given to the family.
Lost 1 million on project investment.
Spot trading has also had ups and downs, but let's not count that; the above is in RMB.
I think the most interesting part of life is the ups and downs.
Going from 0 to 1 is much more interesting than going from 1 to n.
Next, I will share how money is made.
And some good experiences in between.
If you find it useful, I will share later how money is lost.
I have a relatively relaxed attitude, but there are still some good habits to make money.
For example, in the past, I only targeted big rewards.
Twitter lists have large financing projects, upcoming airdrop projects, testnet phase projects, etc.
Discord enters big communities only with these major projects' communities.
The browser tabs also have a heavyweight project tab.
Email subscriptions only subscribe to major projects that are focused on.
Google Sheets also updates in real-time on the progress of key projects.
Frequently interact and build connections with officials in major project communities.
A portion of the money earned is about 3 million in this context.
Community operations.
In the early days, my community was very large.
There were over 400 people in groups just for WeChat rewards, with about 10 groups.
Other groups of various sizes are numerous.
Many people think only traffic bloggers can do community work.
But that's actually wrong.
As long as you are active in a few communities and actively provide wealth codes,
you can later build small groups, and many people will be willing to join.
This can repeat itself, and you can also establish many high-quality small groups.
Then share and spread the wealth codes.
The money-making effect is very obvious.
For example,
some projects I strived for in the early days have risen a lot, and I made money but didn't dare to sell.
In fact, they are neither my projects nor collaborative projects; I purely saw something good and encouraged my brothers around to get on board together.
In the past, it was simple; I wouldn't do things like buying anonymously first, then using a big account to promote and offload the anonymous address.
Some people made a million or two but didn't dare to run when they could.
Afraid of being scolded, afraid of being hammered, afraid of fans chasing after them to reveal addresses.
So, during that wave of inscriptions, several made over a million but ended up holding them until they became worthless without selling.
However, now many people earn a few thousand dollars through similar methods and cut frequently, and they can also make a lot of money.
Many people disdain such methods, but upon reflection, the essence of this crypto market is to trick money from others' pockets into your own; the difference is merely the sophistication of the methods.
There is also a way for retail investors to transcend classes.
Networking + Building connections.
Actively participate in the community, make your presence known, help project teams solve problems, and provide active feedback; you can quickly be included in the peripheral team! You can think of this identity as a mediator or buyer in traditional life.
Playing this role just requires a bit of effort.
Don't ask for it first and then do it; instead, do it and then ask for it. Reflect well.
For everything else, just persist; wealth is not far from you.
