When you're still complaining about market fluctuations and price swings, you're actually just a follower.

Once you truly see through—why certain exchanges and certain cryptocurrencies hold the dominance, why the market must revolve around their rhythm—you step into another world.

This is not failure; it's the loneliness of a monopolist. You have gained pricing power.

In this fiercely competitive market, the only defense is:
Make everyone see clearly where wealth is flowing through your logic, your tools, and your perspective.

**What lessons does history give us?**

Many believe: a stable environment = the premise for progress. Wrong.

Look at the past five thousand years. Eastern civilizations remained stable for a long time, agriculture was refined, craftsmanship reached astonishing levels. Silk, porcelain, textiles—leading the world. Social order was orderly, people lived and worked in peace.

What about Western Europe during the same period? City-states fighting, religious conflicts, Hundred Years' War, Thirty Years' War... Cities burned down, populations dispersed, economies destroyed. It looked like hell.

But ironically, it was on this land of continuous warfare that the Industrial Revolution was born. Railroads, industrial systems, modern finance... eventually completely surpassed the entire Eastern world.

Competition, conflict, uncertainty—these things forced people to innovate. Stability, on the other hand, causes a loss of crisis awareness. The former created pricing power; the latter can only passively accept prices.