Recently, I've observed that opportunities on the BSC chain are indeed more likely to appear than on other public chains. Someone asked why they always can't hold on, and I think it's not a matter of luck, but rather a matter of mindset and experience.

In fact, everyone has the chance to get in at the bottom, but many people don't realize it. This requires you to actively accumulate experience and practice. Because once you successfully seize such an opportunity, you'll develop a feel for it. That feeling is something money can't buy.

To put it simply, the scale of your operating capital directly determines your trading pattern and the upper limit of your imagination. The larger the funds, the different your perspective on the market will be. So instead of always thinking about getting rich overnight, it's better to honestly accumulate capital first, and then hone your judgment on high-opportunity chains like BSC.