The other side of anxiety for post-2000s in the cryptocurrency world.

Last year, the meme market exploded, leading to countless wealth myths.

Now the average age in the cryptocurrency world is getting younger, with many college students joining web3.

As a recent college graduate, I find that many of my peers share a common label—impatience.

Eager to enter the market, eager to double their investments, eager to prove they can seize the opportunities of the times. Many hope to get rich overnight, wishing that one coin can bring them the thrill of 'a7,' like buying a lottery ticket, as if they could unlock a life of freedom in the next moment.

In the cryptocurrency world, what people love to spread the most is always the 'wealth creation myths.'

Some people have multiplied their investments a hundredfold in three months; someone hit it big early on with a meme and is now financially free.

But what’s the reality? The market is cold, and stories of projects rug-pulling, running away, and breaking down play out every day. Last year, when memes just exploded, there were all sorts of hundredfold and thousandfold myths. Many post-2000s and college students, using their living expenses or even borrowed money, rushed in but watched their assets shrink amid repeated downturns, filled with anxiety and panic.

Why does this happen?

For many post-2000s, the cryptocurrency world is the shortest path they have ever seen. In reality, they feel their salaries are low, and working doesn't seem to have a future, with everyone saying 'the internet has no more dividends.' So they pin their hopes on this world of 'possibly getting rich overnight.'

But the problem is, the cryptocurrency world actually requires more patience and mindset than anywhere else. The more eager they are to succeed, the easier it is to chase highs and cut lows, ultimately falling into a vicious cycle: losing money → wanting to recover quickly → more aggressive operations → losing even more severely.

Some people made a fortune, but more people got trapped.

They stare at the market screen, refreshing it dozens of times a day; when the coin price drops, they feel like they've missed the whole world; a slight rebound makes them fantasize about a comeback. The result is that the more anxious they are, the more they lose, and the more they lose, the more anxious they become.

Anxiety stems not only from the current difficult market but also because everyone has staked their future on an extremely volatile gambling table.

And this mindset is essentially the most dangerous.

For many people, the biggest challenge is not the market but the mindset.

Being able to resist anxiety and not being swept away by short-term fluctuations determines whether you are the harvested chives or someone who can endure and achieve results.

The cryptocurrency world is not without opportunities, but it has never been a place where 'everyone can easily get rich.' Those who can truly persevere often rely on calmness, long-term thinking, and respect for risk.

The market is already not good, and people rarely see the myth of single coin a7 anymore. Never be eager for quick success; it's not about how to multiply your investment a hundredfold overnight but how to survive in this long game.

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