A couple of days ago, during the New Year's Eve dinner, I was chatting with OKX's Jinma and mentioned something: no matter which industry you enter, it's best to approach it with a complete map to observe and have a global perspective. This is something I learned from my mentor @Zac_Tsui back when I was in VC—a very important lesson. The formation of this map requires constant reflection, review, and iteration. In the crypto industry, one of the most crucial things is the ability to get rapid feedback and train yourself quickly. When it comes to reaction speed, crypto is undoubtedly the most sensitive to all kinds of information. If you combine this with flexible applications of AI Agents, vibe coding, and some basic technical tools, the growth curve can be incredibly steep. Even if Musk says that money won't be needed in the future, something else will become even more scarce. But "if money becomes useless and production resources are centralized, it will either turn into hell or an even hotter hell. Don't believe the whispers of corporate capitalism; oligarchs promise you a utopia, but the condition is that they take everything from you" (a friend said this). Having your own map allows you to train your thinking more systematically, and your familiarity with the industry will far surpass those who think in fragmented ways. In this environment, even domestic college students have already entered the A-share market in large numbers, but our growth speed will be even faster than theirs. On this point, I agree with @0xPickleCati: understanding finance and mastering financial skills will be essential for everyone.