Seeing @CZ gives me some feelings~
When I first entered the crypto world, I was shocked by the speed of BNB transfers: done in seconds, super cheap, available 24/7!
Looking back at traditional finance: queues, stamps, business hours, and connections determine loan amounts.
In the crypto world, it's determined by code; the rules are transparent, and no one can secretly open backdoors. This kind of 'fairness' makes me yearn for it.
But the reality is harsh: virtual currencies are both a scam and a failure.
People around me have been deceived; exchanges have collapsed, and rug pulls are often staged. Trust is really hard to establish.
So I am still very cautious about investing in virtual currencies, and my current performance is still worse than my Taiwan stock holdings 😂
But I still believe there are opportunities here: not about getting rich quickly, but about rethinking how trust and fairness should be designed.
I used to think dividing equally = fairness, but later I heard people say that giving according to ability is fair.
But when 'ability' is determined by people, relationships, and authority, is this fairness really fair?
AI + Crypto Although not perfect, it is trying to transfer power from a few to verifiable code and mechanisms.
I entered the circle late, still learning and observing.
But every choice shapes the future.
I hope my small remarks can slightly push this world forward.
Let's witness together and cheer each other on! 🚀
Of course, I want to retire as soon as possible~😆
