2026-01-19 09:35:32

Looking at the voices in the community about "finding the next get-rich-quick opportunity," I gradually see clearly — most people are not really after the coin itself, but the illusion of overnight wealth. What they want is speed, a shortcut, a big gamble to change their fate.

To be honest, I used to be like that too. Only later did I realize that what I truly enjoy is the logic behind it all — understanding the market, learning about on-chain operations, experiencing how a truly mission-driven founder persists. This process itself can change a person far more than doubling their assets.

Maybe it sounds a bit like chicken soup, but when you shift your focus from "what's next" to "what can I become," you actually get closer to what is called success. Wealth will eventually favor those who genuinely love this industry.

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GamefiEscapeArtist

· 19h ago

That’s quite a heartfelt statement, but to be honest, I’m still looking for the next one now, haha. Bro, I also pondered your theory last year and did gain some insights, but when the market actually comes... guess what, I still can’t help but rush in. But on the other hand, learning about on-chain logic is indeed worthwhile, at least it helps distinguish what’s a pure scam. I’ve heard this "change yourself" rhetoric so many times, but it’s definitely more reliable than blindly gambling... right? Sticking to good projects and hoping for overnight riches, I choose the former—pretending to choose the former.

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DancingCandles

· 20h ago

That's right, but I still think someone has to make quick money. Honestly, most people just don't have the patience. That's why only a few can succeed. Learning on-chain logic is indeed important, but the barrier is too high. Inspirational words are just words; money is the hard truth. I agree with this idea; I only recently realized it myself.

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CryptoTherapist

· 20h ago

ngl this hits different when u realize u were literally chasing the dragon instead of actually learning the game... the copium is real out there

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ETHReserveBank

· 20h ago

Really speaking, most people just want to gamble to change their fate. I used to think the same way. The moment of sudden realization truly felt like an epiphany, and I started to ponder the on-chain logic, which turned out to be more interesting. However, this set of theories sounds comfortable, but practical implementation still relies on continuous learning. Don't just think about shifting directions.

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