After carefully reading Haseeb Qureshi's article "How to succeed in the cryptocurrency field without relying on luck?", I highly recommend it. He is also one of the biggest KOLs in English encryption. Here is the 2025 version of the cryptocurrency circle guide: Share a few paragraphs -The essence of investment is about people, preferably white people (Indians are also acceptable, Asian faces are deducted points), good English, prestigious school background, and work experience in big companies such as Google (internships are also acceptable), which makes it easier to accumulate funds. Chives like European and American projects; -The cryptocurrency industry requires unstructured learning, exchanging insider information with those who are at the forefront, preferably getting to know the core project parties, and buying for profit before making positive news -Cryptocurrency may be the only major technological innovation in the past 50 years that truly serves individuals rather than nations (specifically referring to Bitcoin, other cryptocurrencies are not included) -Cryptocurrency is essentially a technological innovation. Without understanding the technology, it is impossible to establish a robust thinking model to predict the development direction of the industry, nor can it package a narrative that can deceive VCs to raise their valuations. European and American VCs will pretend to invest in technology to tell stories to LPs, and exchanges also need high-end technology projects to prove the rationality of their listing -We should constantly open up our writing and sharing. Many people feel like they don't have new ideas and want to wait until they have accumulated enough knowledge before starting to share. This is a huge mistake. To do KOL, you don't need to know too much. Just update some junk information, translate foreign articles, wear more revealing clothes, and buy some fans to accept KOL orders -Almost all important encryption projects are created by industry natives, rather than elites from Google or Harvard. However, without the elite platforms of Google or Harvard, it is not easy to obtain investments of over 100 million US dollars from large European and American VC firms -Don't imitate others' paths, but find a unique positioning based on your own strengths. You can't imitate others' relationships either. Lick some people who have the opportunity to enter the core circle in the future, or find external contacts who can bring you into the core circle -VC follows a power-law distribution, and missed opportunities are more fatal than failed investments. This allows them to explain their reckless investment in projects to LPs, and being afraid of missing out is a good reason -The market trend in the next 12 months will largely depend on the policy actions of the Federal Reserve, but I don't know what the Fed will say, so everyone should take care of themselves