Looking back on what I have seen and heard in the cryptocurrency industry over the past two years, there are countless myths about hype, harvesting leeks, and overnight wealth. However, there are very few people who truly bury their heads in their work. But most of the time, just burying their heads in work is just a job. How can we accumulate knowledge while doing things? Coincidentally, I also know Jerry @ JerryL60941347 mentioned in the article, who is the growth manager of Navi @ navisprotocol. My connection with Jerry began in January 2024. At that time, Navi was just starting out and had a small scale. In the early stages of selecting cooperative bloggers, Jerry only selected a few people to collaborate with, and I was fortunate enough to be one of them. At that time, Navi was facing a FUD, and there were doubts in the market about Navi's oracle mechanism. At that time, I carefully examined the oracle code design of DeFi projects on the Sui ecosystem and wrote a popular science article on the oracle mechanism, successfully resolving the FUD controversy. It can also be considered as having a special fate with this project. Since then, I have witnessed Navi grow from a startup project to a leading force in the SUI ecosystem, from TGE that was initially only conducted on Gate, to Bitget, OKX, and recently selected for Binance Alpha. It has to be said that Navi's current status owes much to Jerry's contributions. I often see Jerry attending various events to discuss cooperation, and every time there is a product update, Jerry immediately synchronizes with me and seeks feedback, making me feel that the team is working hard on the product every time. In Web3 projects, growth positions are a great opportunity to accumulate resources and networks, although they may not be directly exposed to the public like those in front of the stage. But they also stand at the external window of the project, maintaining close contact with KOLs, exchanges, investment institutions, media platforms, and other project parties. These relationships not only serve current projects, but also become valuable assets for individuals' long-term development in the industry. For young people who want to delve deeper into the Web3 industry, choosing growth related positions may be a path worth considering. It allows you to stand in front of the stage, access the latest industry trends and core resources, while cultivating a global perspective and comprehensive abilities. Of course, this also requires you to have solid professional knowledge, excellent communication skills, and a willingness to continue learning. I am also delighted to see Jerry help the project achieve such success at the age of 26, and I believe he will definitely climb higher and higher in the industry in the future.