Binance Co-CEO He Yi, while answering the question "What should ordinary people do in the Web3 industry" at the BNB Chain event in Hong Kong, stated that in the early stages of any industry, there will always be a group of people who benefit from the dividends, and the cryptocurrency space is no exception. However, even those old OGs in the crypto world who once made a lot of money will be quickly abandoned if their mindset does not keep up with the development of the times.
She bluntly stated that how much money a person makes essentially reflects the monetization of their understanding. For ordinary people, there may indeed be a few significant opportunities in life, such as buying and holding BTC or BNB early on, or seizing stocks like Nvidia in the AI era. However, simply acquiring assets does not equate to making money; the key is to truly understand the industry structure and the logic behind it, rather than just succumbing to FOMO.
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