2026-01-07 16:23:28

To make a mark in the field of crypto assets, I believe there are three core driving forces.

First is curiosity. This is not just superficial understanding, but truly thinking about the underlying logic of blockchain. Don’t just listen to what others say; approach and ponder from multiple angles and levels, and be willing to put in effort to explore the essence. Only then can your understanding truly take root.

Second is the vision to spot opportunities. Market opportunities are everywhere, but whether you can seize them depends on whether you have that pair of eyes. No matter what position you're in or how many resources you have, as long as you make up your mind to dive in, you can always find your own development space. This is what makes Web3 attractive — it is relatively fair to all participants.

The last and most crucial is to seize the time window. Entering early often grants a first-mover advantage; the earlier you follow industry developments, the greater the potential future gains. This window won’t stay open forever, so taking action is very important.

Ultimately, learning and action not only change your cognition but also transform your entire career trajectory.

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DaisyUnicorn

· 01-10 15:53

Curiosity is on point, but the real test is whether you can maintain that passion after stumbling... I am someone who has been there.

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zkNoob

· 01-07 18:23

That's true, but what I want to emphasize most is luck. The group that entered early two years ago, to be honest, most of them were just lucky to catch the bull market. Now coming in and emphasizing vision and action feels a bit like hindsight.

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NeverVoteOnDAO

· 01-07 16:51

It's easy to be curious, but how many people can truly settle down and study on-chain logic? Getting in early definitely gives you an advantage, but it also depends on whether you've chosen the right track. I'm deeply impressed by action-oriented people; just talking without practice is empty talk. Is Web3 fair? Just look at the big players on the chain to find out. The most important thing is to have your own methodology; otherwise, no matter how many time windows you have, it's all useless. What I dislike most about articles like this is that they don't clearly explain how to do it specifically; it's all just big principles.

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PhantomHunter

· 01-07 16:50

The words sound nice, but how many people can really follow through?

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TokenVelocity

· 01-07 16:38

Curiosity is definitely on point, but to be honest, most people simply can't calm down enough to understand the underlying logic; they're all thinking about getting rich overnight. I have the most say on the timing window. Early entry indeed made a lot of money, but we also have to admit that luck played a significant role. There are indeed many opportunities, but the key is to have vision; otherwise, no matter how many opportunities are in front of you, it's all in vain. This set of theories sounds perfect, but actually implementing it is another matter. The first-mover advantage really exists, but later entrants can also turn things around by focusing on a specific niche. It depends on how you play it.

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ChainChef

· 01-07 16:38

nah fr the "early bird" thing is real... but half the time ppl just cooking up excuses instead of actually marinating in the research, ya know? curiosity without action is just expensive daydreaming lol

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