Discussing bull and bear markets now has no meaning.
But one thing is certain, this is a game for cowards.
Who is the coward, who has the smaller guts, who runs away from a higher position, who is the winner.
And those builders who firmly believe in the future of the industry, those holders who do not move their coins, have become the biggest losers in this game.
The market rewards paper hands and punishes diamond hands.
Like traitors in a revolution, stealing the fruits of the revolution is unforgivable.
Whoever has a broader perspective is the fool; everyone is playing fast, but you'd better not run faster than me.
This is the victory of cowards, a bull market for the air force, a carnival for hackers, but it is the industry's tragedy.
Everyone is crazy about memes, and the entire industry has turned into a giant on-chain casino.
Even when the founders of the world's largest exchange and the most profitable public chain join this random game, I can only sigh that the world has changed. We seem so old-fashioned that we can't keep up with the pace of the times, which has led to some strange phenomena:
Those who seriously build in the industry earn less than those who do evil.
Sticking to holding coins as a foolish leek earns far less than frequently issuing coins.
Although their eating habits are ugly, they earn a lot.
You still hold on to the industry's bottom line, but does the industry really have a bottom line to hold on to?
In this round of market, there are no hundred schools of thought contending, no hundred flowers blossoming, no sector rotation, no hot spots alternating, only the lonely rise of Bitcoin, the corpses of altcoins everywhere, and the never-ending carnival of meme gambling.
Today, earn 10u and earn 10 times, tomorrow 100u goes to zero, but it doesn't matter because we can rush to the next one.
Whether sitting idle or participating in on-chain PVP, everyone is busy, afraid of missing something.
But when the dust settles, it seems I have never grasped anything.
Why do I work so hard, yet still miss so many opportunities?
The current industry feels strange to me.
It feels like a vibrant small town, yet overnight it has turned into a paradise for gamblers.
I feel disappointed in such an industry, and I still do not have a positive outlook on the market in the short term. I have said this in public and internally at Oasis, even though there was a slight rebound just now.
Juzuo is outraged that many people have destroyed the rules of the industry, and everyone has become more shortsighted and focused on short-term benefits, but this does not affect my continuous building.
Perhaps it is against this backdrop that building seems even more precious.
I previously told friends from Oasis that I would add interview content to the membership benefits. Now the guest for the first episode has been confirmed, it is Teacher Gao Peng from 8 Minutes Blockchain.
This kind of pure contribution does not create any substantial economic value for me, but for members, being able to talk to someone who gets results in the industry every month is still very rewarding. When you have ten industry big shots answering your questions and willing to share practical content with you throughout the year, it can definitely save you a lot of detours.
For the value in this area, I am willing to show my face and spend money.
After the asset recovery training is completed in April, I plan to hold the first offline event of Oasis in May, where members can bring a friend for free.
Anyway, it's a bear market, there's nothing much to do, let's all gather and chat.
Perhaps the next opportunity is hidden in offline meetups?
I am Juzuo, the founder of Web3 Oasis and an expert in cryptocurrency recovery.
