I don’t usually eat melons, but I saw one thing from the beginning to the end of Huheng’s melon: crypto is still the industry with the most dividends and opportunities, and the one that young people should join. After three years of deep cultivation in the blockchain industry, I would like to share some insights with my peers. This industry has three significant characteristics and sources of opportunities: 1. A completely market-oriented competition mechanism, highly Darwinian - meaning that the depth of your research directly determines the thickness of your income 2. Low degree of elitism and immature supervision - meaning that there is a wide space for growth. The top projects now may have been writing code in the garage three years ago 3. Highly young, the main battlefield for young traders - meaning that 23-year-old researchers born in the 2000s understand asset pricing better than traditional institutions in some areas, and "Heaven moves, and a gentleman strives for self-improvement" - don’t be superstitious about the help of nobles. In other words, youth is the biggest capital, because on-chain and finding crypto native alpha are the battlefields where young people have the greatest advantages. Young people can make it without the appreciation of any big guys. The interactive records on the chain are much more reliable than the group photos at the dinner party. The public information and in-depth analysis on Twitter are the best teachers. Chaos is a ladder. Only when you are strong and know a lot can you have real value to others and have in-depth and efficient communication. Why are the sons of each version different? Because there are always version iterations after the seasonal balance adjustment, experience in crypto may be the most influential constraint for people to become sons of the version in the next version-beware of the trap of seeing the world. In fact, many people have asked me if I have grown so fast in the circle because there is a teacher who introduced me. I don’t have a so-called "whom to start with" master, only many friends who have always supported me and like to communicate with me. The good things that rich big brothers do to poor young people are all investments, and there is a price to pay. This is "why the gifts given by fate have already been marked with a price in secret." I always feel that exposure to some consumption behaviors that have nothing to do with my wealth level is poison. Although it is good to see the world, it is easy to lose yourself if you are not down-to-earth - stay hungry, stay awake, and get a sense of accomplishment from yourself. I have never taken where I go to eat in high-end places or buy packaging. I just think that it is awesome that I finally get to eat at the table after Kaito Global Top 50 and $TRUMP. When I had nothing, I always kept simple and stayed away from luxury goods and high-end consumption. When I already had something, I was still not interested in those high-end cocktail parties or high-consumption hobbies. Early exposure to things that do not match you will only lose yourself, and keeping your original intention and habits will help you restrain your desires. What is the source of the sense of accomplishment? For me, the most fascinating thing about this industry is not the myth of getting rich quickly (this is fascinating but not the only reason), but the precise prediction pleasure of "I understand his project better than the project owner" and "This project is as awesome/rubbish as I said." When your knowledge becomes verifiable gains, the sense of accomplishment is more exciting than anything else. The pleasure of being a prophet cannot be bought with any amount of money... Maybe this is why @0xcryptowizard said that liking money and liking to make money are two different things: because for people who like money, money is the end point; and for people who like to make money, money is a process - the most important thing is to cherish the good friends around you. @shirleyusy said it well, or the relationship of meeting each other when we were small and making some money together is stable. The luckiest thing is that I have many good friends who are like mentors. I have been with these people from the bear market to the bull market and have made money together. I can be valuable to them, and they don't let me down. I am a socially anxious person. It is more difficult for me to socialize upward than to tweet 30 in-depth analyses. Therefore, I respect and understand the social behavior of young people, but from my own value point of view, different circles do not have to be forced to fit in. Providing value to each other and maintaining equality are the basis for the normal and healthy operation of any relationship.