In today's rapidly changing cryptocurrency market, many people feel anxious. However, over time, I have noticed a significant change in my attitude towards the market.

Looking back at the Trump administration, I was indeed worried about market fluctuations. But now, especially after the emergence of the WLFI project, my mindset has become much more serene. This change stems from an observation and understanding of the deeper dynamics of the market.

It is impressive that even under circumstances where trading is restricted, transfers are difficult, and KYC (Know Your Customer) is required, there are still investors willing to invest millions of dollars. This phenomenon reveals an important fact: for these investors, such a scale of investment may only represent a small portion of their assets.

This phenomenon reflects a universal economic law: those with financial resources and courage often have more opportunities in the market, thereby accumulating more wealth. This is not a new occurrence, but rather an inherent characteristic of the market economy.

Interestingly, in the face of others' success in this field, I do not feel anxiety or jealousy. This mindset is not common in my investment career, making it particularly noteworthy.

However, as an onlooker, I feel a bit regretful. In this feast of wealth, it seems I have missed the opportunity to participate. Metaphorically speaking, I haven't even managed to pick up a real 'red envelope', as all I see are false opportunities.

This experience reminds us that in the blockchain and cryptocurrency market, opportunities and risks coexist. It is important to maintain a clear mind and analyze rationally, while also having the courage to seize true opportunities. Whether or not to participate, maintaining an attitude of learning and observation is crucial to understanding this rapidly developing industry.