Recently, I’ve had a lot of friends asking me: 'What exactly is Web3? Are there really that many opportunities?' When I dig deeper, it turns out that newcomers have two main complaints—first, the barrier to entry is too high, so they give up; second, they’ve fallen into a few traps and just quit the space altogether . But as someone who’s been immersed in Web3 for four years, I really want to tell you not to rush to leave just yet, because I’ve noticed that most newcomers quit after falling into a few major 'traps.' First, are you totally confused by terms like 'on-chain,' 'Gas fees,' or 'secondary market flow'? Exactly! The hardest part for Web3 beginners is digesting a ton of unfamiliar 'industry jargon.' It’s like trying to attend college in the U.S. without learning English first—you need to patiently build up your foundational knowledge and explore step by step. Also, Web3 evolves way too fast. Today it’s NFTs, tomorrow it’s RWAs (see, there’s another buzzword). Before you’ve figured out one trend, the opportunities in another have already passed—it’s exhausting… And here’s another big challenge: communities. Without being part of a community, you’re out of the loop; without information, you miss out on opportunities. The whole world runs on 'consensus,' but you might even miss an airdrop just because no one forwarded the info to you. Here are a few tips for beginners: 1️⃣ Don’t be afraid to take it slow. New concepts and buzzwords can be learned. Remember, strong reviews + patience under pressure are key. 2️⃣ The knowledge barrier in this industry is high. Focus on building a solid foundation to avoid unnecessary detours—make sure you understand before you act. 3️⃣ Get involved in communities. Don’t work in isolation. Important info won’t make it to the news, but it’ll definitely blow up in group chats . Web3 is like an 'adolescent industry'—chaotic, exciting, but also full of massive opportunities. The 1% who stick around, learn to 'understand, keep up, and win the race,' will be the ultimate winners! So, are you ready to give it a shot? Feel free to share this with friends who want to join the space—let’s figure out the direction together!