Will the crypto world always exist?
This is a question that many people have repeatedly asked themselves.
Some say: it is a bubble, and it will eventually burst.
Some say: it is the future and will eventually enter the mainstream.
Others say: it is nothing, just a Ponzi scheme.
But the real underlying logic of the crypto world is actually very simple: as long as the "trust crisis" exists, blockchain has value; as long as "volatility" remains, trading will not disappear.
It has fallen a thousand times, but it has also risen a thousand times.
From the Mt. Gox crash to Fcoin going to zero, from LUNA going to zero to FTX's bankruptcy, the crypto world has collapsed many times.
But after every tide goes out, there will be new narratives, new technologies, and new opportunities to rebuild confidence.
DeFi, NFT, Layer 2, AI + Crypto, RWA... bubbles continue, and transitions are constant, but behind every wave, there is capital, talent, and cognition circulating.
Bubbles are not necessarily a bad thing. Without bubbles, there would be no motivation for infrastructure construction, and no early capital catalysis. True maturity is when the people and projects that have survived the noise still remain.
As long as there are people who believe in freedom and believe in code, the crypto world is alive.
The core of the crypto world is not "making money," but "alternative imagination."
When you no longer believe in banks, doubt central bank printing, and question the boundaries of regulatory power, you start to look towards Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others.
The crypto world is a container that resists centralization. It may not be the optimal solution, but it always provides a "Plan B."
So it will not easily die.
The real question is not "Is it still there?" but "What track are you on?"
This circle is always changing; today is spot bull, tomorrow may be contract bull, or AI narrative, RWA narrative, Web3 social...
The crypto world will not disappear; only people will be eliminated.
It is like a machine that never stops, only welcoming those with cognition, strategy, and patience.
Perhaps you see it as a D market in the short term, but in the long term, it is shaping a whole new financial order.
We are not here to chase after quick riches, but to adapt to the future.
If you are still at the table, don't be anxious, and don't be slack.
The storm has not calmed, but behind every wave is an opportunity to redistribute cognitive dividends.
