The crypto world is quite magical when you think about it. It can allow a group of people in their early twenties to skip over the tedious stages of life and directly enter the phase of buying cars and houses. This is not some motivational speech, nor is it a fairy tale.

I've seen many such contrasts around me—some young people are still meticulously budgeting for rent and living expenses, while others have already saved enough for a down payment and are holding the keys to their car. The seemingly huge gap actually boils down to one factor: whether they have found the right direction.

Opportunities in the crypto space for ordinary people have never been about those overnight wealth fairy tales. The real underlying logic is—using limited capital, during the right market cycle, relying on a sense of rhythm and self-discipline to push your life forward by a big step. The key phrase is "live long enough."

Of course, there are also many negatives. Some people end up losing everything here. Mindlessly chasing gains, going all-in on bets, gambling on market trends based on feelings, ultimately destroying the opportunities they originally held.

One thing I often say is: the crypto world does not reward the bravest people; it only rewards those who can survive until the real market arrives. When the market hits, whether you're prepared or not, will directly determine if you stand on the sidelines watching others celebrate, or if you can ride this wave to rewrite your story.