It’s widely accepted that Trump is the First Saint, Musk the Second Saint, and now Huang Renxun is the Third Saint. When Trump launched his coin, people would say, “They bought at the front row, and I’m just the one left holding the bag”—okay, I accept your point. Now we’re all on the same starting line; it’s just that the rich invest more and the poor invest less—that’s fair. The principle of higher risk, higher reward is eternal, but at least everyone’s entry cost is the same now. I think it’s simply that over the past few years, the crypto space has been flooded with scams, conditioning everyone to be suspicious—any new project gets dismissed before even being understood. Can we just trust Musk? Can we trust technology? Can we trust the future? When SpaceX went below its offering price, did your other U.S. stocks suddenly rise? No—they fell too. When U.S. stocks dropped, BTC still dropped. And weren’t those crappy altcoins even worse? SpaceX rockets can fly upward, they can fly sideways—but they won’t fly downward. Everyone says heavy cars are hard to pull, but isn’t NVIDIA heavy too? And yet it was pulled up anyway. This time, the core pricing power isn’t in crypto—it’s with global believers in technology. Is the Web3红利 (benefit) really that good? There are countless people on Xiaohongshu and Douyin desperate to sell their homes and go all-in—but still can’t find a way!

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