In this era of intense competition, the strongest weapon is actually very simple — just be your authentic self.
The more you stick to your style, the harder it is for opponents to imitate. This is not just motivational talk, but cold, hard business logic.
Naval Ravikant once mentioned a concept called "productizing yourself." It sounds lofty, but the core is actually quite simple: find what you are naturally good at, then find where the world needs it. And then? Amplify it, turn it into your competitive advantage.
The same applies in the crypto world. In the end, the winners are often not the most hardworking, but the most "distinctive."
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CryptoGoldmine
· 13h ago
From the perspective of the computing power network, this logic is essentially a process of increasing efficiency per unit. Being oneself means finding the lowest-cost competitive path, and ROI naturally becomes higher.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 01-14 04:50
The ones who survive the longest in the crypto world are really not those who work 996.
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LazyDevMiner
· 01-14 04:48
The crypto world is getting chaotic, but we still have to rely on tags to survive... Is this theory really true?
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BTCWaveRider
· 01-14 04:37
In the crypto world, those who truly make it to the end are really the "non-conformists," and I totally agree with that.
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 01-14 04:31
The crypto world is just like that; the ones who truly make money are always those "weirdos."
In this era of intense competition, the strongest weapon is actually very simple — just be your authentic self.
The more you stick to your style, the harder it is for opponents to imitate. This is not just motivational talk, but cold, hard business logic.
Naval Ravikant once mentioned a concept called "productizing yourself." It sounds lofty, but the core is actually quite simple: find what you are naturally good at, then find where the world needs it. And then? Amplify it, turn it into your competitive advantage.
The same applies in the crypto world. In the end, the winners are often not the most hardworking, but the most "distinctive."