Here’s something that might sting: Many young people are being exploited by an invisible scam and aren’t even aware of it.

When you’re scrolling through short videos or reading meaningless posts, your attention is being sold as a commodity. And your time? That’s the real hard currency—sometimes even more valuable than the BTC in your wallet.

Think about it from another angle: If each person had only a fixed 80,000 hours in their life (assuming a lifespan of 80-90 years), and you could trade time directly for money, how would you spend it? Would you waste it on algorithm-fed junk content, or use it to study the market, build knowledge, and seize cyclical opportunities?

The essence of the attention economy is packaging your most valuable resource—time—into the illusion that it’s free. Wake up. In the crypto world, the real wealth gap is the gap in knowledge.