I didn't expect that posting a casual reflection would attract so many responses. While some brothers were just joking around, it seems some readers resonate with how retail investors can effectively earn money in the crypto. I happened to be thinking about this because I recently encountered several newcomers: Is there still a dividend in the crypto compared to other paths? Are there still relatively certain money-making opportunities? Each generation has its own dividend. As someone who entered the crypto, I indeed enjoyed my own dividend. Therefore, when giving advice to newcomers, I'm always cautious not to fall into a "paternal mindset" because the crypto changes very quickly. Outside, it might be a generation's dividend (generation) like reform and opening up, buying houses, internet; in crypto, it might be every few years (hodling BTC, ICO, platform coin offerings, DeFi, meme, Alpha). To be honest, unless someone is determined to enter the field, I actually don't like people entering the crypto, mainly because I'm afraid of trouble. But after chatting with this young girl yesterday, I found that even after obtaining a finance master's degree from a top Australian university, the subsequent path isn't easy. After all, domestic education devaluation for overseas returnees is severe, and getting PR in Australia while studying finance is extremely difficult. The bizarre things taught in Melbourne's finance program - "the impact of climate change on finance / why increasing female representation on corporate boards promotes profitability" are really disconnected from reality. They might as well teach how to invest in US or Australian stocks 🤣🤣🤣 After listening to her, it seems that money-making opportunities in crypto have indeed decreased compared to before, but they're still much more than in traditional finance and other industries. The girl working and studying so hard might not even earn back her tuition fees after graduation, which is quite pitiful. So I'm considering whether to find some relatively stable small opportunities in crypto for her to explore? But I truly don't have the energy or time to guide newcomers hand-in-hand. Guiding newcomers carries high risks and isn't suitable. So I'm pondering whether I can use her as a sample to see what information and dividend gaps exist, and then organize and summarize them. Perhaps this isn't the traditional reader group I previously wrote for, as those active on Twitter are mostly already experienced crypto professionals. So I'm also curious if everyone would be interested in such content. PS: I definitely won't post this young girl's photo this time. Last time when I posted a photo of a sakura girl, some bastard inexplicably sent it to her, causing me to be scolded, and now she won't even talk to me 😤

Better drink

Did you take this photo?

No, it’s a picture from the internet. I won’t post it this time. I’ll keep it for myself first🤓