Many people always think about finding shortcuts, either studying economic models or figuring out various strategies. In fact, there is a simpler and more straightforward approach that everyone has overlooked.
You don't have to rely on economics or modeling; you can still win.
I'm personally using this method—because that's just how reality is: not outstanding enough in appearance, not rich enough in pocket. But this can actually be an advantage. The key points are fourfold: First, organize yourself well, communicate and handle affairs systematically; second, stay genuine, don't pretend, don't be hypocritical; third, be interesting—able to chat, resonate, and create surprises; and last but most importantly—don't be stingy. Be generous where money should be spent, help others without hesitation.
These four things are more effective than any complicated theory. Information gaps will disappear, models will fail, but a reliable, interesting, and sincere person will always be scarce. Starting from here, it's more practical than burying yourself in those grand narratives.
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MemeKingNFT
· 22h ago
Damn, isn't that saying you shouldn't mess with complicated economic models and instead focus on building your own persona... I also discovered this pattern on the chain: the core operators of blue-chip projects often rely on this approach to make a living, which is more solid than any tokenomics.
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GoldDiggerDuck
· 22h ago
Wow, this is exactly what I've been working on. I didn't expect to be able to summarize it like this.
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NftBankruptcyClub
· 22h ago
You're right, but I think the hardest part is still "don't pretend"... Just look at how many people in the crypto circle are constantly putting on a front, and as a result, a bear market reveals everyone's true colors.
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ser_we_are_early
· 22h ago
That's right, that's exactly how I do it. Organizing oneself, being sincere, interesting, and generous are more effective than anything else. Reliable people are indeed rare.
Many people always think about finding shortcuts, either studying economic models or figuring out various strategies. In fact, there is a simpler and more straightforward approach that everyone has overlooked.
You don't have to rely on economics or modeling; you can still win.
I'm personally using this method—because that's just how reality is: not outstanding enough in appearance, not rich enough in pocket. But this can actually be an advantage. The key points are fourfold: First, organize yourself well, communicate and handle affairs systematically; second, stay genuine, don't pretend, don't be hypocritical; third, be interesting—able to chat, resonate, and create surprises; and last but most importantly—don't be stingy. Be generous where money should be spent, help others without hesitation.
These four things are more effective than any complicated theory. Information gaps will disappear, models will fail, but a reliable, interesting, and sincere person will always be scarce. Starting from here, it's more practical than burying yourself in those grand narratives.