The crypto world is often brutal, but it's also very fair.

You can see people in their twenties solving the housing and RV issues, and you can also see peers still carefully calculating every expense. I haven't just heard about it; I've seen it with my own eyes.

The difference between two types of people isn't about intelligence—it's whether they are at the right stage, using the right approach, and standing in the right position.

In the crypto world, opportunities are not some overnight wealth myth, but rather a possibility: with a modest principal, when the trend is confirmed, relying on discipline, rhythm, and risk management to achieve a step up in life. But there's a big prerequisite: you must be alive to see this opportunity.

In the same market conditions, some are steadily strengthening their account bottom line, while others, driven by impulse, heavy bets, and betting on a single trend, have already exited before the real opportunity arrives. That's why I keep emphasizing one point: the market never favors the most aggressive gamblers; it only favors those who can stay in the game continuously.

What truly makes a difference is never how fast you can chase a rise, but whether you've prepared your position in advance. Opportunities themselves are not lacking; what is missing is—when the opportunity truly appears, are you still standing in the game.