The world is governed by patterns, yet it also harbors randomness.
It demands both foresight and adaptability.
A high probability does not guarantee occurrence, nor does a low probability ensure non-occurrence.
More often than not, it is unwise to gamble recklessly; one must be prepared to respond effectively.
#PatternsAndRandomness #ForesightAndAdaptability #ProbabilityAndRisk
One must ensure that the pursuit of wealth is conducted with integrity; once a person loses their moral compass, they might find themselves accumulating riches at an even greater rate.
#EthicsInWealth #Integrity #MoralCompass
The forthcoming iteration of the Invest protocol will prioritize the equilibrium between yield and real-time liquidity for withdrawals.
Products that necessitate lock-ups and preclude immediate exits will be rendered obsolete.
#InvestProtocol #Liquidity #Yield #Finance
The clarity that accompanies the understanding of certain matters feels as exhilarating as a physiological pleasure.
#Epiphany #MentalClarity #Euphoria
Do not engage with testnets, staking, or running nodes, nor with tokens that have already undergone an airdrop. Avoid projects associated with Bitcoin ecosystem concepts.
Exercise caution with Odyssey-related ventures, cross-chain bridges, domestic projects, non-EVM platforms, those requiring recruitment, or initiatives focusing on transaction volume.
Instead, invest heavily in projects spearheaded by Ethereum Foundation members, particularly those involving investments or startups.
This constitutes my personal discretionary approach: the overarching principle is to focus on reputable, high-probability, high-return, and high-value projects.
#InvestmentStrategy #CryptoAdvice #Ethereum #Blockchain #CryptoProjects
The consensus among 90% of project teams, investment institutions, exchanges, and KOLs is: to profit from the final round of quick gains in the cryptocurrency sphere (regardless of Western or Eastern contexts).
Project Teams: Smaller project teams deploy rapid actions with weekly liquidity schemes, whereas larger project teams, through TGE (Token Generation Event), funnel the most substantial amounts of money, selling the most nodes, and allocate 70% of the obtained funds to themselves, distributing 30% to market makers who support the venture.
Investment Institutions: These entities often incur losses by investing in so-called “major projects,” promoting their brand image. Most invested projects initially refund the principal to project teams, with substantial profits relying on their own well-curated ventures (essentially projects they control). Additionally, they generate significant accounting returns to deceive LPs (Limited Partners).
Exchanges: For smaller exchanges, listing projects is not a primary focus. Instead, their major profit sources are OTC (Over-the-Counter) transactions and money laundering. Larger exchanges, while being shielded by political protection money, experience rampant internal corruption and factionalism. They also whisper favorable endorsements to influential figures, exploiting the lack of legal constraints in the cryptocurrency sector to their advantage.
KOLs: For KOLs, the aim is to break even on TGE rounds. If returns are not met, they resort to criticism. Less capable KOLs engage in liquidity schemes, while more skilled ones support major projects or investment institutions, all part of a staged performance. The grandiose claims of “long-term optimism” and “building Web3” mask their own exit strategies, leaving others to struggle. As the industry becomes increasingly complex, with rising FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) during booms and accusations of fraud during downturns, entry for outsiders becomes ever more difficult. Besides BTC (Bitcoin), other cryptocurrencies are nearly impossible to profit from, with secondary market gains resembling those in A-shares. Ultimately, one must either exit without losses (95% probability) or delve deeply into PVP (Player versus Player) scenarios or act as a harvester. For insiders encountering outsiders, the most responsible advice remains: invest in BTC. However, this too will eventually succumb to a final wave of FOMO, leading to the twilight of the cryptocurrency era.
#CryptoConsensus #InvestmentStrategies #ExchangeCorruption #KOLs #Web3 #BTC #CryptocurrencyChallenges
From the perspective of scalability, Ethereum’s Layer 2 roadmap is undeniably successful:
The transactions per second (TPS) of Ethereum Layer 1 hovers around 10, whereas the aggregate TPS of Layer 2 has now reached 250.
The pressing issue at hand is the user experience: interacting with different Layer 2 solutions feels akin to navigating disparate chains, markedly differing from the experience on Layer 1.
#Ethereum #Layer2 #Scalability #UserExperience
The sole consequence of their obstruction of Bitcoin’s upward trajectory is merely an extension of the temporal horizon.
#Bitcoin #Cryptocurrency #Blockchain #MarketDynamics
The unconscious weakness you emanate will attract the deepest malevolence in others.
When you walk, you dare not meet the eyes of others.
When you speak, you do so hesitantly, overly polite to others.
#SelfAwareness #PersonalStrength #ConfidenceBuilding #OvercomingWeakness
The person you trusted the most taught you not to trust anyone.
The one you loved the most showed you how to be heartless.
Those who hurt you the deepest are often the ones you cared for sincerely.
There will always be someone to teach you to grow, ultimately leaving you feeling it wasn’t worth it.
Every step of the way, it’s all been teachers, not enemies.
Each lesson unique, no two the same.
#LessonsLearned #Growth #TrustAndBetrayal #LifeLessons