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Some people think that the current crypto market is so bad because the United States hasn't cut interest rates...
Well, previously they blamed Binance for constantly listing new coins and harvesting liquidity, now they're blaming the Federal Reserve.
China's real estate began in 1998, boomed in 2008, the real estate industry's richest person emerged in 2017, and the market collapsed in 2022,
E-commerce started in 2008, boomed in 2012, the industry's richest person appeared in 2014, and the market collapsed in 2019,
Bitcoin began in 2009, the market started in 2012, boomed in 2017, the industry's richest person CZ appeared in 2022, and now it's 2025.
You can also look for cross-border e-commerce, PC market, mobile market, mobile internet - which industry can sustain high-speed growth for more than ten years without ending?
The industry has developed to this point,
I personally started cross-border e-commerce in 12-13, and 15-16 were the most profitable years, by 18 it was clearly declining, and I completely withdrew in 19.
An industry is the same as a country, a society,
When an industry reaches its mid-to-late stage, a lot of old money emerges, and these old money networks collude to capture most market profits, creating huge wealth disparities, leaving no opportunities for those below.
In the crypto world of 17-18, if you had 10 million in real trading, you were truly admired, now who would look at you without a billion? Not to mention those with tens or hundreds of billions.
What can latecomers do?
Huang Chao couldn't enter Chang'an, so he attacked Chang'an,
The young people can either overturn the table and kill all the old money, or find a new track without old money exploitation.
That's the situation. 🤪🤪🤪
As it stands now, the only opportunity for young people is in crypto
The big cycle involves various small cycles. When young people have no chance at all, it is time to turn the tables. We Chinese are familiar with this plot.
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