Many people think that the threshold for the digital economy is too high, but that's not the case. Industry leaders have mentioned in their speeches that the essence of this thing is just making finance simpler and more direct.

Newcomers to the crypto world are most easily scared off by various concepts. But looking deeper, stablecoins are your safe haven when the market declines—1 USDT is basically equal to 1 USD, no complicated currency exchange process needed, and global transfers are instant. RWA (Real World Asset on-chain) sounds high-end, but in practice, it's very down-to-earth: traditional assets like stocks and bonds are moved onto the chain, which benefits from 24-hour trading, no geographic restrictions, and allows ordinary people to participate.

Some have calculated that building a正规军级别的交易平台 (a top-tier trading platform) requires an investment of around 1 billion USD, which is indeed a high barrier for individuals. But as a user, you don't have to go through all that; just follow the pace of established platforms.

Looking ahead ten years, digital wallets will become as common as WeChat Wallet is now. By then, micro-transactions and settlements between AIs will all use blockchain technology. The current feeling of entering the market and learning is actually like registering WeChat for the first time ten years ago—everyone is still exploring.

Don't wait until you fully understand everything to take action; opportunities in the crypto space are always learned through practice. Instead of constantly worrying about losing money, think about what it would feel like to miss the next big opportunity. Start with stablecoins, master small transactions, and gradually get a grasp of the entire ecosystem.