During the Chinese New Year, never tell your relatives that you're in the crypto world. Once your identity is exposed, a large crowd will gather around you. The first question is often: “You must have a lot of Bitcoin, right? Come on, let me see what Bitcoin looks like.” In the last bull market, Bitcoin soared to 69,000, but the most heartbreaking question from relatives and friends was: “Aren't you in the crypto world? Why didn't you get rich in this bull market?” I can't answer this question. Just like when I tell relatives that I’m working hard in Shanghai, they naturally think of the bustling Lujiazui, not the village in Baoshan District where I live. For ordinary people, the way out isn't in Bitcoin, but in altcoins. But playing with altcoins—avoiding getting "cut" (losing money), playing schemes, understanding strategies—can be a matter of life and death. By the time you manage to get by, it’s already been a hard journey; to stand out and make a name for yourself is probably even more difficult than reaching the sky.