In the waves of the crypto world, too many people are trapped in the vicious cycle of "suckers' mentality": running after others' footsteps, making decisions based on fragmented information, feeling anxious listening to various courses, and often saying "I don't understand". Ultimately, they become followers led by the market. But real opportunities are never given to those who go with the flow— in this Decentralization field, if you want to seize wealth, you must first consider yourself as the "market maker" of wealth, take control of decision-making, and also become the "evangelist" of value, growing together with quality projects.

The core of the sucker mentality is surrendering one's judgment to others. They are accustomed to flocking into popular tracks, following the trend to buy in when they see others flaunting profits, and panicking to sell off when they hear negative news, without ever truly contemplating the value logic of the projects. Just like those who once held Bitcoin but sold off early, lamenting years later "if only I hadn’t sold," which essentially reflects a lack of faith in the assets they held and an inability to see their long-term value. They use "not understanding" as an excuse, forgetting that their money should be managed deeply by themselves, rather than being entrusted to the emotions or one-sided information of others.

In contrast, the winners in the crypto world, from the early evangelists of Bitcoin to the steadfast holders of quality projects today, all exhibit a "market maker" mindset. They never wait for others to feed them answers but actively dig for value, firmly believe, and spread the word. Early evangelists of Bitcoin mostly came from grassroots; they were at the bottom yet held a vision, firmly believing that this decentralized currency could break the million price mark. Over sixteen years, Bitcoin rose from being overlooked to around 800,000 per coin, supported by this group of people with the "power of belief": not only do they hold firmly themselves, but they also actively convey its value to the outside world, allowing more people to recognize and accept it, ultimately driving the price up. This is the significance of being an "evangelist" — it is not about speculation, but about coexisting with the project and empowering value through action.