Today, a bunch of group members started chatting in the group Let's talk about a topic. Is there still a chance in the cryptocurrency industry? My answer is: Of course there is! But the problem is, the so-called 'opportunity' you see may just be 'old wine in a new bottle', just an old trick with a different packaging. Think back: A new project has emerged, claiming to disrupt the industry, but at first glance, it is just repackaging the concept from a few years ago, and even the white paper is too lazy to change. A certain big shot shouted, 'This time is different!', but when you rushed in, you found that it was still a familiar recipe, a familiar taste, and the sickle for cutting chives was still sharp. A certain hot topic suddenly broke out, and you were slow to realize it. When you wanted to enter, you realized that you had become a challenger. Why is that? Because the information gap in the cryptocurrency industry is too large! What you see is often what others want you to see; What you hear is often what others want you to hear. By the time you react, the opportunity has long been divided among those who are close to the information source. So, how can we avoid drinking "old wine" and seize the real opportunity? 1. Focus on new narratives and seek new opportunities. The cryptocurrency industry never lacks new stories, from DeFi to NFT to meme, from the metaverse to Web3, every new narrative that emerges is accompanied by enormous opportunities. But the key is that you need to discover these new narratives earlier than others and understand the logic and value behind them. 2. Get closer to the information source and reduce information gaps. Information is money, especially in the cryptocurrency industry. You need to join high-quality communities, follow reliable KOLs, and obtain first-hand industry and project information. 3. Communicate more and grow together. The cryptocurrency industry is a community driven market, where one should communicate more with experts and work in isolation. There are only so many opportunities. Missing it again and again, I really missed it...