2026-01-01 16:24:42

Ordinary people’s way to turn things around in Web3 is both difficult and simple, with some nuances.

Targeting 5 million RMB? Honestly, I can't guarantee I'll reach that in my lifetime. But by 2025, I’ve come to understand one thing—

Your greatest asset isn't trading skills or investment frameworks, but the role that allows you to access the most authentic information from project teams and the market. In the Web3 world, the Agency role is actually the closest to firsthand information. Whether it's early project details, community trends, or market rhythm, these individuals often see things half a beat or even a full beat ahead of retail investors.

In other words, instead of burying yourself in being an investor, it’s better to figure out how to become the information hub. Standing firm at the node between project teams, institutions, and communities, the opportunity to turn things around will naturally come.

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OnChainDetective

· 2h ago

nah this is just describing how to become a paid shill with extra steps lol... "information hub" = ur literally the middle man taking cuts while real money moves around u. seen this pattern traced thru wallet clusters before tbh

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RugPullProphet

· 13h ago

Basically, it's still a game of information asymmetry. Without that connection, everything is useless. Central information hub? Sounds good, but the real question is how to get in. Rather than studying candlestick charts, it's better to latch onto a big player. I agree with that. Five million sounds far away, but indeed, a different approach to life is necessary. This logic makes sense, but the key is that building connections is easy to talk about but hard to practice for anyone.

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StakeTillRetire

· 13h ago

Basically, it's about information asymmetry, which is indeed valid. But the question is, how can one become that central hub? Everyone is talking about Agency identity, but how many can truly benefit from the dividends? I agree with this logic, but executing it feels even more difficult than trading. Five million, just hearing about it is enough, haha. The key is network accumulation, and there's no quick way to do that. Investor identity is too competitive; this perspective is indeed fresh. Information advantage is always the key, and there's no escaping it.

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ContractTester

· 13h ago

There's nothing wrong with that; information asymmetry is the biggest money gap. It’s true that those who can get into the project team circle are indeed a half beat faster than us retail investors. A 5 million target sounds exhausting; let's just sell ourselves to the project team first haha. Having an Agency status is indeed attractive, but unfortunately, someone like me can't get any work at all. It all sounds correct, but why keep emphasizing the information hub? They don't even say how to do it specifically. The central position is indeed important, but the information also needs to be genuine; otherwise, it's just another set of logic for cutting leeks. So basically, it's about finding that bridge position and earning the difference in the middle. It makes sense, but this position isn't something everyone can stand firm in.

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MevWhisperer

· 13h ago

Really, instead of painstakingly studying trading techniques, it's better to figure out how to become that information broker. Information asymmetry is money difference, and that's definitely true. But to be honest, those who can reach that level probably don't lack five million anymore.

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SerumSurfer

· 14h ago

The game of information asymmetry, got it, got it. You're right, but the key is how to get to that position, right? Five million is too far away; let's earn fifty thousand first. Damn, isn't that saying that being an intermediary is the most profitable? Wait, no, how do genuine agency people build their connections?

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