Over the years, the difficulty for ordinary people to achieve asset breakthroughs in the crypto space has indeed increased. New players without funding and channel advantages find it increasingly challenging to seize opportunities, requiring sharper judgment and stronger execution.
So, what is my advice for friends who are just entering the circle? First, understand your own situation. If you have ample time and a strong desire to learn, you can start with mainstream ecosystems (such as DeFi projects on major public chains like Ethereum, Solana, etc.), which offer good liquidity and relatively manageable risks. If you're aiming for high risk and high reward, you can focus on early-stage projects in innovative sectors, but only after doing thorough research—don't follow the crowd blindly.
Another approach is to participate in testnet activities and ecosystem development, earning airdrops through contributions—this is currently a more realistic way for those without initial capital to turn things around. The key is to be patient, have a strategy, and avoid blindly going all-in on any one direction.
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YieldWhisperer
· 19h ago
Sounds good, but in reality, without funds, what can you play?
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Airdrop dreams will have to wait a few more years.
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Another set of old sayings, the mainstream ecosystem has already been fully competitive.
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Patience? In the crypto world, no one can wait.
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Testing the network for airdrops is indeed the only way out.
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Honestly, entering the circle now is just a fate of cannon fodder.
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High risk and high reward are all just deceptive concepts.
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Do your homework, do your homework, but in the end, it's just gambling luck.
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Can you turn things around without going all in?
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Wait until I make money from the ETH ecosystem before talking.
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This theory is useful for smart people.
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Solana ecosystem is starting to hype again.
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Still the same sentence, big money has already entered the market.
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ChainMaskedRider
· 20h ago
To be honest, I'm also laying the groundwork for airdrops right now, but it really tests patience. A project might stay inactive for half a year without any movement.
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OffchainOracle
· 20h ago
You're right, now is the era of eyeing opportunities. Without funds, doing airdrops is indeed the most practical way.
Simply put, it's time for money, as long as you don't follow the trend blindly.
Mainstream ecosystems are stable, but they can also be easily trapped; you still need to learn more yourself.
The testnet can indeed create miracles; it all depends on who persists to the end.
Blindly going all-in is just seeking death; I've heard too many such cases.
Early projects offer high returns but come with high risks; you need to have the capacity to bear them.
Recognizing yourself is truly the first step; don't overestimate yourself.
Over the years, the difficulty for ordinary people to achieve asset breakthroughs in the crypto space has indeed increased. New players without funding and channel advantages find it increasingly challenging to seize opportunities, requiring sharper judgment and stronger execution.
So, what is my advice for friends who are just entering the circle? First, understand your own situation. If you have ample time and a strong desire to learn, you can start with mainstream ecosystems (such as DeFi projects on major public chains like Ethereum, Solana, etc.), which offer good liquidity and relatively manageable risks. If you're aiming for high risk and high reward, you can focus on early-stage projects in innovative sectors, but only after doing thorough research—don't follow the crowd blindly.
Another approach is to participate in testnet activities and ecosystem development, earning airdrops through contributions—this is currently a more realistic way for those without initial capital to turn things around. The key is to be patient, have a strategy, and avoid blindly going all-in on any one direction.