Practitioners, let's talk about the people around us.
Boss A, in the 2017 bull market, a student who graduated a few years ago, had a small target right away. Then he invested his own money and led 7 or 8 people to work on a project. These 7 or 8 people all lost money during the 2017 bull market; it's just a matter of how much. Later, the project failed, the team disbanded, and for the boss, it was just that he didn't lose money.
Boss B, in 2020, benefited from GameFi, with costs in the hundreds of thousands and profits in the tens of millions. The boss was very generous, distributing 1 million to each team member.
Colleague C, through two cycles of bull and bear markets, earned enough for one house, cashed out to buy a house, and has a little left to play around with, bragging that no one in the crypto circle lives off salary~
Colleague D, a tech expert, now full-time MEV arbitrage, not working, earning hundreds of ETH a year.
Colleague E, a technical expert, makes 2 million with gold mining scripts in a month, not sure what else he can do, working overtime every day.
I won't mention what I've heard, but there really were many opportunities. If you mined a few years ago, with inflows and outflows of funds, can you believe that from the recent DeFi, NFTs, Dogecoin, and yield farming you could have made several million? If you bet right on one, you wouldn't have to worry about living.
In this circle, you will feel that there are too many things to do, too many opportunities, and money is everywhere; it just depends on whether you are willing to pick it up.
However, there is too much survivor bias.
Almost all my colleagues, entrepreneurs, and users are losing money, all are failures, and 99% of big company projects are also losing money, relying on a few core businesses to make a profit. The 2-8 rule? If 1% can make money, that's already good.
But still, many people come; you can't stop them. It's no longer called the cryptocurrency circle; it's called Web 3.0. Why? Because the opportunities, although very slim, say 0.1%, are still much higher than other markets or industries' 0.0001%, right? After all, ordinary people actually have very few choices.
If you want to seize this bull market, it will definitely be too late to learn and sell on the spot; it's best to have someone to quickly guide you in.
We mainly focus on fresh content.
Teaching someone to fish is better than giving them fish.
Still the same saying, in a bull market, if you don't know what to do, click on my avatar, follow me, for bull market spot planning, contract passwords, and free sharing.
I need fans, you need references. Guessing is not as good as following.
