Look, I've been around crypto long enough to tell you this — diving into Web3 was one decision I'll never second-guess.

But let's be real: this isn't some lottery ticket you scratch and boom, Lambo. It's a craft. A skill you build over time, through mistakes, wins, and a hell of a lot of screen time.

Once you actually *get* how this space operates — the mechanics, the patterns, the underlying game theory — things start clicking. Slowly, then suddenly.

Here's the truth nobody wants to hear: knowing what you're doing beats blind luck every single time. Luck runs out. Knowledge? That stacks.

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governance_lurker

· 22h ago

Knowledge can indeed accumulate, but most people still want to take shortcuts... this is reality.

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WalletsWatcher

· 12-01 05:09

Can't stand it, it's really like this, relying purely on luck will eventually recoup investment. --- The accumulation of knowledge is absolutely spot on, this is how I turned my situation around. --- Haha, it's hilarious, how many people are still playing this industry with a gambling mentality, they deserve to be played people for suckers. --- After spending so many hours in front of the screen to gain the current market sense, it’s worth thinking about. --- Luck run out knowledge stack, this phrase needs to be engraved in my mind, really. --- To put it bluntly, you have to suffer enough losses to gain insight, there’s no shortcut to this thing. --- Wait, what exactly do you mean by that game theory, can you elaborate? --- I think so too, but there are still a bunch of people around me looking for a shortcut, what a fate.

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AllInAlice