For the first two years after entering the industry, I traveled to European conferences. This account primarily targeted the Chinese-speaking market, and its main business was helping overseas projects find Chinese-speaking marketing and promotion opportunities—essentially an early form of agency. Back then, I hadn't met any of these KOLs in person. I vaguely remember meeting Jy through a misunderstanding; the difference between online and offline interactions is truly significant. Back in Asia, I spent six months traveling to conferences, staying in hotels almost every day, mainly to meet up with former collaborators, to reciprocate their favors, and to express my gratitude. I interviewed top figures like "Sister Yi" and "Brother Sun," and met everyone I wanted to meet. I probably met over a thousand people in a year or so; most were great, and the occasional "bad apple" effectively filtered the network—perfect. Now, I'm focused on trading. My goal this year is to familiarize myself with various PERP and DEX trading mechanisms and gradually get used to on-chain trading. There's still so much to see in the world; I plan to continue traveling or living abroad. Whenever I pass through a place where friends live, I'll meet up for meals and drinks to see what everyone's up to. When friends ask if I've gone to events, I say no. My online presence is online; if there are collaborations, people will contact me, so I don't need to actively seek them out. Thank you to my past self for working so hard, which has resulted in me being a useless person still in bed at 4 PM. I choose to endure hardship first and reap the rewards later.