If you spot a promising early-stage project, focus on building it steadily. Don’t panic and exit just because of short-term fluctuations—10,000x returns have never been easy to achieve. You’ll go through market stampedes, face major players shaking out weak hands, and experience repeated torment until you start doubting yourself. Often, just when your patience is about to run out and you’re ready to give up, a big bullish candle comes out of nowhere and the project takes off.



The market won’t make everyone rich overnight. But if you truly believe in a project’s potential, keep voicing your support and participating in its development. High-quality early-stage projects are rare—securing one is enough.

Lately, there’s been a lot of discussion in the industry about prioritizing the development of the education sector. Some projects are already making moves in this area, such as launching industry-focused educational publications. As for the value of being a pioneer, you can judge for yourself how many multiples of growth that might offer.
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FunGibleTomvip
· 12-08 23:29
Those who couldn't hold on have already left; the ones left are true believers. Holding on really pays off—I’ve seen too many people miss out on becoming insanely rich by just one step. The education sector definitely has potential; whoever gets in early will reap the rewards. If you don’t dive deep into research, you’ll never catch that 1000x project. To put it bluntly, too many people just pick the wrong projects—those who picked the right ones are already financially free. Easy profits don’t exist; only those who can endure will win.
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PretendingToReadDocsvip
· 12-08 16:12
The moment when you’re doubting your life is the hardest, but that’s often just before the dawn, when it’s darkest. --- The education sector really is a blank slate here. Whoever builds a solid content ecosystem first will win. --- That hits hard—most people give up before that big green candle appears. --- It’s true that early projects are scarce, but there are even more people making the wrong choices, haha. --- Building consistently > Staring at the K-line every day. Most people who get this order wrong end up losing money. --- First-mover advantage is really valuable in web3. It’s all about who can last longer. --- Honestly, I’m the type who cuts losses during a shakeout—that hits home. --- Education publishing is an interesting direction; someone needs to fill this gap. --- A 10,000x return isn’t a dream, but the premise is you truly believe in it, not just gamble on it. --- Catching one good project is really enough. Don’t get greedy or you’ll step on a landmine.
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MetaLord420vip
· 12-07 02:47
Honestly, articles like this always hit me right in the feels, especially the part about shakeouts—it just says it all. --- Same old rhetoric: anyone who can survive a crash makes it big, but the problem is most people can’t even make it to that big green candle. --- Education sector? Early entrants do make money, but what about those who come later... Is this a real opportunity or just another hype cycle? --- Early projects are scarce +1, but finding ones that can actually build something is even harder, honestly. --- Sounds nice, but actually enduring the psychological grind isn’t that easy. I have to admit it. --- Constantly speaking up, participating in building... sounds easy, but how many people really put in the time and effort? --- Stuff like 10000x returns is just for listening to, getting things done is what really matters. --- With such big moves from the SEC, I’m a bit curious how things will actually play out.
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AirdropworkerZhangvip
· 12-07 02:41
I've been holding onto early-stage projects for almost three years, and I've definitely been shaken out to the point of questioning my life. Now, though, I've come to terms with it. The education sector? Isn't that just a new front for fleecing retail investors? The ones who are truly optimistic about it aren't really hyping it up. Early participants with real conviction are rare to begin with—most people just chase the pumps and dumps and follow the crowd.
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blocksnarkvip
· 12-07 02:38
Starting to persuade people to hold on again. What you said is right, but how many can really survive the shakeout? --- Pioneers do have an advantage, but I just worry the education sector will become a front for fleecing retail investors. --- 10,000x returns? Uh, let me first ask if my heart can handle all those drawdowns in between. --- Wait, are we starting to value education now? Is this a bullish sign or the start of another round of harvesting? --- The moment my patience ran out, I already cut my losses and bailed, haha. Not everyone can wait for the big green candle anyway. --- That's easy to say, but how many truly have conviction? --- I agree that high-quality early projects are rare, but people who can actually identify them are even rarer. --- Educational publications sound good, but I'm just worried they'll end up as self-hyping tools for project teams. --- Keeping up with building requires surviving first. No matter how much conviction you have, it's useless if your funds don't make it to the finish line.
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