Smart people get rich through algorithms; trustworthy people get through cycles —
Trust is the fundamental logic behind all cooperation —
The book *Xue Zhaofeng's Economics* is excellent,
and one part left a deep impression on me:
it's about "trust relationships."
Humans are social animals,
solo achievements are always limited.
Truly creating enormous value,
has never been the work of gifted individuals alone,
but of groups that trust each other and work together.
Therefore, whether in traditional industries or Web3,
"trust" remains the highest leverage productivity.
Especially

If you see many people losing faith and leaving in disappointment!
That’s neither the bottom of a bear market nor the peak of a bull run;
Because in a bear market, no one discusses faith anymore,
And in a bull run, most people are making money. It's hard to sell, everyone is reluctant to sell even a little, so how could anyone be losing money?

Thanks to Lao Xue @laoxue_eth for mentioning me!
I often hear inspiring stories about Lao Xue from many different friends—starting with just a few ten-thousand yuan in Shenzhen and moving into Shenzhen Bay in less than five years!
Besides opportunities, it’s more about inner motivation, execution ability, and reliability in dealing with people.
I think this is very hard to imitate, but it’s a story that allows everyone to feel that in the torrent of the times, individuals can truly change their destiny through continuous accumulation and self-iteration.
I especially agree with Lao Xue’s statem

Marketplace's true language is not news or reports, but the flow of money—
Money Talks: Money is the most honest.

I can't understand the behavior of not buying the leading stock and instead buying at a low point.
The reason it's called the leader isn't just because it rises quickly, but because it has the ability to drive the entire zone's sentiment and liquidity, initially creating a wealth effect.
When funds enter the market, it's the first to be ignited.
When funds withdraw, it's the first to be hammered down.
Furthermore, if a sector's leader gets wiped out, how can the subsequent stocks 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 still capture liquidity spillover value? They'll just die even worse!
Don't try to persuade me; I wo