Naccy小妹

I bought my first Bitcoin in 2013.
As a seasoned investor who has lived to 2026 and experienced over a decade of market cycles, I've seen countless ways this market can destroy and ruin people.
I've discovered that over this long period, there seems to be an undeniable ironclad rule:
That is, in this circle, the definition of "winning" is never how much money you make.
Everyone who has been involved in this circle has made money at least once, no matter how novice they are or how small their initial capital is; they can become a "genius" for a short time.
So what exactly is "winning"? It's making money and being able to keep that money even years later.

1. From the margins to the spotlight
When I first found out I'd be featured on the 'Most Influential Women in Business' list, my first feeling was one of humility, and my second was the weight of responsibility.
This recognition has my name on it, but it belongs to the Binance team, to Binance users, and to Satoshi, as well as to every community member who has helped turn this industry from an idea into a global movement.
A few years ago, it would have been unusual for a native crypto entrepreneur to appear on such a list; today, it feels like our industry has steadily moved from the fringes of finance and technology into the spotlight. This isn't just my 'achievement'; I simply saw the wave coming and bravely hopped on the surfboard, clumsily learning to ride the tide. But this recognition represents another step in the long journey of the blockchain industry transitioning from niche geek culture to everyday life. The road ahead is still long; we must grind it out day by day, building and refining step by step. This is what we do every day.