Fate is in one's own hands ", not believing in mysticism, only believing in one's own strength. Some people misunderstand this as denying luck, but I admit that luck accounts for a huge proportion in a single event. Why don't you believe in fate? Because luck is a random event, those who believe in fate blindly believe in Feng Shui and fortune, attempting to control the uncontrollable, but in fact, they do not believe in luck. In Web3, luck can be controlled through strength. Blockchain OG understands technology and has a wide network, with a much higher probability of hitting big opportunities than novices, and a higher opportunity ceiling. For example, in the 2020 DeFi craze, developers who understand smart contracts seized Uniswap airdrops and earned millions in months; NFT fever in 2021, skilled community operators speculate on BAYC floor prices, making millions of people rich overnight; Layer 2 is hot in 2023, and early users who participate in Arbitrum airdrops receive tenfold returns. This is' the harder you work, the luckier you get '. Randomness is unavoidable. This is' do your best, listen to fate '. I strive to do my best, leaving success or failure to chance. For example, by conducting in-depth research on research projects and optimizing script arbitrage delays to the extreme, the success rate may increase from 50% to 55%. Strong individuals have a clear understanding of the probability essence of Web3 and always strive to gain a 5% advantage with 100% effort. A single attempt may not necessarily be effective, with significant long-term differences and higher long-term returns. In 2021, early Solana players insisted on building positions, and by 2025, the market value will increase by a hundredfold; Participants of Aptos Test Network in 2022 received tens of thousands of dollars through airdrop; Like the GameFi craze, players who understand mechanism design make millions from raca chain games. The methodology of 'doing one's best and following the will of heaven' requires unwavering belief. Web3 experiences significant fluctuations, market crashes, frequent black swan events, and emotional stability, always pointing towards the 'next move'. Retractions are inevitable, ensuring they stem from luck rather than decision-making errors, otherwise the gap will widen. Listening to fate is not following the crowd, but accepting a single outcome and firmly believing in long-term victory. I accept the short-term black swan, as long as I am alive, Web3 has unlimited opportunities. This is listening to fate: I will not surrender, I will only wait for the long term.