2026-01-20 04:29:32

Web3 has never eliminated people due to lack of ability, but rather those who are too lazy to even lift their heads and take a look.

The times are always moving forward, and those who fall behind are often not the ones who can't understand the technology, but those who simply don't want to learn about it. Do you think the threshold for Web3 is strong programming skills? In fact, the biggest obstacle is mindset—too many people's thoughts are still stuck in the past.

Think back to when mobile payments first emerged, how many people were worried about security issues, saying their money would be stolen. And what happened? Now, buying groceries, taking the subway, and dining out—all are done with QR code payments as part of daily life. The group that resisted the most back then are now all using it too.

The logic of Web3 is actually the same. It's not about how high the technical barrier is, nor do you necessarily need to understand coding. The key is whether your way of thinking can keep up with the pace of this era. Looking a little more, learning a little more—these are more important than anything else. Market trends change in the blink of an eye, and opportunities in BTC, ETH, and other crypto assets are constantly emerging—by the time you react, it might be too late.

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TokenAlchemist

· 9h ago

nah the real inefficiency vector here is psychological resistance, not technical literacy. most people are just pattern-matching to outdated heuristics fr

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AirdropATM

· 9h ago

That's right, those people around me who shout about cutting leeks in the crypto world every day haven't actually seriously read the project whitepapers. Laziness is the biggest enemy, more valuable than anything else. Really, if you can't get your mindset right, no matter how great the opportunity is, it's someone else's. Back in the Alipay days, I was also timid, and now I think it's really funny. If you don't want to learn, don't blame the market for flying; the opportunity is right in front of you, and if you ignore it, what can you do? Some people just like to be armchair strategists after the fact, regretting missing out. It's really just a matter of one decision—whether to look or not. Web3, to put it simply, is a mindset game. I'm the kind of person who spends more time understanding things, so I seized a few opportunities. Not everyone has this awareness.

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MoonRocketman

· 10h ago

Honestly, the key issue is the launch window. Too many people are just lying around waiting for opportunities to fall into their laps, and as a result, they miss the optimal orbital breakthrough angle.

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OnchainDetectiveBing

· 10h ago

Well said, laziness is the biggest enemy Really, the difference between watching and not watching is huge Mindset determines everything, I deeply understand this By the time you realize it, the opportunity has passed, it's that simple How many people have missed out, still tangled up in risks The cost of just looking up is so low, yet they are unwilling The times are changing, some people are still sleeping The story of mobile payments is playing out again now So, opportunities are reserved for those who are determined

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notSatoshi1971

· 10h ago

Basically, it's a mindset issue. If you don't want to look, don't blame yourself for falling behind.

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