Missing out on Douyin, e-commerce, and live streaming is fine, but don't miss out on Web3 this time; it's like choosing the right industry when buying stocks!

The cryptocurrency space is definitely a great opportunity for ordinary people to turn their fortunes around.

There are mainly three paths in the crypto world:

The first is engaging in on-chain trading; for example, some people research projects and eventually start their own exchanges. What about you? What are you currently doing on-chain?

The second is trading cryptocurrencies; some people trade for a long time and become teachers who guide others. What about you? Are you still just buying and selling on your own?

The third is mingling in circles to gather resources, like being a blogger (like me), which basically means making money through information and connections. What about you? Are you still following the crowd like a small investor?

In the next few years, there will still be many projects that will increase by 10 times or 100 times. In the future, Web3 (like blockchain technologies) will become as common as everyone using smartphones, and who knows, your friends might have a Web3 side hustle.

Speaking of making money, remember these points:

Don’t put all your eggs in one basket: If you have some spare cash, you can gradually buy some Bitcoin below $80,000 (this price is really not that expensive). Then try a little bit of pocket money on contract trading or on-chain projects to feel the risks and opportunities.

I also diversify my risks: for example, buying gold and U.S. stock index funds, and I often keep an eye on international news. In case of any major events that might cause a crash, I can withdraw quickly.

Investing does require learning, but making money in the crypto space is not as difficult as you might think. The key is to follow the right trends, control your impulses to avoid reckless gambling, and learn and observe more.

Don’t believe it? Just try investing $100 to test the waters, and you'll understand.