Market cycles teach us patience—accumulate through volatility, hold your positions steady. That's the foundation.
But here's what really matters: once we consolidate these gains, it's time to move beyond screens. Take these ideas into real conversations, face to face. Show people how crypto and decentralized systems actually work. Not lectures—real dialogue about financial sovereignty and how anyone can protect their own wealth.
The revolution isn't just in your portfolio. It's in sharing knowledge, building community, and empowering others to understand they have options. That's how you save the world—one person understanding themselves at a time.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 01-12 20:54
Really, it still depends on offline efforts to break the circle; just hoarding coins is useless.
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DaoResearcher
· 01-12 20:53
According to the discussion in Chapter 2 of the white paper, the "patience" here is actually the time-weighted mechanism in token weighted voting. The longer the holding period, the greater your voting power— a perfect embodiment of economic incentive design.
But this guy's later paragraph about "face to face dialogue"... well, from the data performance, it precisely illustrates the fatal bottleneck of DAO governance: the irreconcilable conflict between on-chain decision-making efficiency and offline consensus costs. It is worth noting that Vitalik pointed out this contradiction long ago in "Ethereum 2.0 and Democracy."
The true revolution is not in the Portfolio, but in breaking through information asymmetry— I agree with this point. But the premise of this assumption is: you assume that people are capable of understanding game equilibrium and incentive compatibility... what about reality?
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SandwichDetector
· 01-12 20:39
That's true, but I still feel that most people simply can't listen, especially those around me who only want to get rich overnight.
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CodeZeroBasis
· 01-12 20:35
That's true, but the reality is that most people simply don't want to listen, let alone face to face.
Market cycles teach us patience—accumulate through volatility, hold your positions steady. That's the foundation.
But here's what really matters: once we consolidate these gains, it's time to move beyond screens. Take these ideas into real conversations, face to face. Show people how crypto and decentralized systems actually work. Not lectures—real dialogue about financial sovereignty and how anyone can protect their own wealth.
The revolution isn't just in your portfolio. It's in sharing knowledge, building community, and empowering others to understand they have options. That's how you save the world—one person understanding themselves at a time.