#ETH In the early morning, the blue light from the phone screen hits your face as you refresh the market software for the 78th time.

Old Zhang next door still has the chat records of last night's contract liquidation hanging in the circle, and the little Wang who said he would buy a house with Dogecoin hasn't lit up his profile picture for three months. The crypto world is like a casino with a bloodthirsty mouth, yet there are always people who believe the next wealth myth will be theirs.

#zec Is the crypto wealth myth coming to an end? The last window for ordinary people to turn their fortunes in the next decade! 90% of people are burying opportunities with their own hands.

1. The poison all newcomers have experienced: Mistaking luck for skill.

During the bull market in 2017, I witnessed college students making enough money in three days with altcoins to cover four years of tuition, only to lose it all back to the market with interest in the 2018 bear market. More cruelly, 90% of those who made money at the start of the bull market can't withstand the first bear market—the most terrifying curse in the crypto world is that it leads novices to mistakenly believe that making money is easy.

2. The ones who can truly take away profits are secretly honing their skills during the bear market.

I know a girl born in the 90s who lost all her savings on the night LUNA went to zero in 2022. Everyone thought she would quit the industry, but she delivered takeout during the day and studied white papers at night, and this year she has regained everything lost in the RWA track. She said: "Staying alive in the crypto world to see the next bull market is more effective than any technical analysis."

(Putting down the phone, opening the window, and taking a deep breath of the morning mist)

Twenty years ago, I missed the real estate boom, ten years ago, I missed the internet, and now the third wave facing ordinary people still follows the oldest survival rule—how much you can endure in a bear market, is how crazy it will be in a bull market. Those who shout 'financial freedom' every day are fading away, while those who truly understand the rules have already begun to quietly collect blood-stained chips.