2026-01-07 05:23:47

A friend of mine entered the crypto world early on, back in 2013. Ten years have passed in the blink of an eye, and this time with the rise of AI, he has once again caught the wave. Watching the career trajectories of people around me, I truly feel the power of choice. The same time, the same opportunity is in front of us—some people keenly capture the trend, while others pass by. Entering emerging fields early requires vision, but even more so courage. The key to riding the wave often lies in that split-second decision. Over the years, I've seen many stories of interns growing up, and I’ve realized that their life paths diverge, often starting from those seemingly small moments of choice.

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SerumSquirter

· 10h ago

Entered the crypto space in 2013, and now AI is catching on. How does this guy always manage to hit the right ideas... Honestly, I'm a bit jealous.

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WalletManager

· 01-07 05:53

Having entered in 2013 and holding until now, I’ve never lost my private key. That’s true Alpha... --- Vision? No, that’s called precise calculation of risk factors. My friend has never cut losses in a bear market. --- Basically, those who dare to bet on-chain win, while others are just watching market charts. --- Early entry ≈ low-cost allocation of high-liquidity assets. Math doesn’t lie. --- The key is to understand multi-signature wallets and cold storage; otherwise, you’re irrelevant no matter how hot the trend. --- Ten years of holding chips requires mental resilience. This trait is worth more than just vision. --- AI trend? I care more about which projects have solid contract audits... --- Faced with the same opportunity, some go all-in, while others are still debating gas fees. The answer is obvious.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 01-07 05:46

Speaking of which, I also know people like that haha, but most are still deeply trapped. Your buddy is indeed incredible, entering the crypto circle in 2013 and now riding the AI wave... You need both luck and vision to succeed. --- That's probably gambling nature... I wouldn't have the guts to bet twice in a row, you have to be extremely confident. --- Basically, it's an information gap. Whoever notices first wins. I understand this very well. --- Alright, I missed the crypto train anyway, and now I’m still hesitating about AI... --- Actually, it's more about survivor bias; those who are buried can't be seen by anyone, right? --- It sounds like a motivational quote, but once you choose wrong, it's really hard to turn things around. --- So the question is... why is it so hard to spot the next big trend?

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LongTermDreamer

· 01-07 05:45

Damn, this guy is really the chosen one. He entered the crypto world in 2013, and now he's riding the AI wave. Every three years there's a new trend, every three years there's a new surge. I just want to ask, where do ordinary people get such a keen sense of smell?

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MEVHunter

· 01-07 05:40

To be honest, the wave of people who entered in 2013 really made a fortune, but what's even more impressive is that they withstood those 50% crashes... Now they're stepping into the AI track again? This guy isn't just lucky, he truly understands mempool psychology.

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