Seeing 0xRay, Vida has locked the push, it feels a bit excessive to criticize them.

We actually need more people like the post-00s. Would other rich old folks share even a dime of such opinions with us?

It may not be worth their time to share these views at all, and they might even find ways to hide information, further widening the information gap. This kind of sharing, even if it's just "scratching the surface," could still be enlightening for ordinary people.

Top-down systems usually only teach us to obey, PUA us to do our own part, recognize our own limits, hinder us from seeing the essence of things, while the years pass peacefully, glossing over the truth; most people do not challenge themselves within such rigid worldviews, content to spin around in their own limitations.

What we need to do is to form our own thinking system, survive through endless version iterations, and accumulate our own original capital through the compounding of time.

It is indeed necessary to have your own means of production, and you cannot be a so-called "big shot's" dog, dangling a piece of meat in front of you without letting you eat it. When you feel you are extremely close to it, it will kick you to death.

Crypto is providing a relatively fair playing field for ordinary people.

The rules here have not yet been fully solidified, and power has not been completely monopolized. From DeFi, NFTs to public chain ecosystems, and later Perp Dex, on-chain memes; many fields can achieve zero-cost involvement through early engagement, even leading to a miraculous turnaround.

Of course, the high risks and high rewards of the crypto world coexist, meaning that true opportunities belong only to those who are willing to actively learn, deeply engage, and maintain clear thinking.

In this rapidly evolving field, the gap in information still exists, and it is precisely where ordinary people have the potential to overtake on the curve.

In a capitalist society, the control of production materials determines who can become the rule-maker and who can only become the rule-follower. Those who are "dangling a piece of meat" are ultimately just tools for creating surplus value to solidify the class structure.

Therefore, whether it is from the accumulation of knowledge or the distribution of resources, we need to free ourselves as much as possible from dependence on so-called "big shots" and capital. Under the effect of the compounding of time, we gradually accumulate our own "original capital." This could be knowledge, skills, connections, or even a certain rare and unique perspective.

The entrenched capitalist class is indeed too condescending; you won't get a single benefit from them.

- Learn to filter useful information amid information overload, rather than being led by emotions.
- Accumulate your capital through the compounding effect of time, rather than relying on a one-time "turnaround opportunity".
- Refuse to be brainwashed by pseudo-mafias' PUA tactics, maintain your clarity, and avoid becoming a pawn who can be casually sacrificed.