Have you ever wondered why some people can never catch up no matter how hard they try?

The answer is actually simple — they are playing a different game.

True wealth growth has never been built solely on time accumulation. How can someone with linear income growth possibly catch up to asset prices that are growing exponentially? It’s like riding a bicycle trying to chase a Ferrari — no matter how fast you pedal, the distance only widens.

So some choose a different path. They focus on the "big cycle dividends" — for example, investing in core assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum in the cryptocurrency market. This is not gambling, but betting on the entire market’s growth cycle. This is what’s called "beta" returns.

But that’s not enough. Real class advancement requires a combination of strategic thinking and scarce skills. Hard work is just the basic action; the key is whether you can stay clear-headed amid the noise of information.

Look at the world today. Short videos, sensational stories, news that creates conflicts — algorithms understand your needs better than you do. They tear your attention into fragments, preventing deep thinking and making it impossible to stick to any long-term strategy. That’s why most people will never make big money.

And those who do? They endure this "pain." They give up short-term pleasure and accept the loneliness of deep thinking. This pain is like muscle tearing — it precisely indicates that you are getting stronger.

So, if you’re still debating whether to increase your position in this cycle, the answer is already clear. The question isn’t whether to act, but whether you can stay sufficiently clear-headed to resist those distractions.