In the past couple of days, I've seen several news stories in the crypto space that leave me feeling quite complicated. Public companies buying memecoins like $TRUMP and Toncoin to boost their stock prices, BitGo preparing for an IPO, institutions are getting more competitive than ever, but on the other hand, $2.1 billion has been stolen in just six months, and major platforms like ByBit and CoinDCX have run into trouble. It looks like a bull market, but it actually feels like riding a wild bull, and I can't dare to let go. I'm increasingly convinced that Crypto is an accelerator; it can amplify talent but also amplify greed. If you run fast, you can make a fortune, but if you're just a step behind, you might end up as a "case study on the blockchain." As someone once said: "The risk doesn't come from the market, but from your belief that you understand the market." In this space, there is rarely any "certainty"; most of the time, it feels like betting with your eyes closed. Those who truly make it to the end are never the smartest, but the most vigilant.
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