On-chain Market Dragon Catching Techniques Part 7 - Real Money-Making Methods and Bugs, the Endgame of Everything on-chain This article is long, so please read it patiently; it will definitely be helpful. Those who know me know I never spout generalities. This article contains only the truth, practical methods, and my insights. All of the following are my personal opinions and do not constitute investment advice or generalizations. This article is quite long, but it represents all my experiences and insights to date. This may also be the last in my Dragon Catching Techniques series, as after finishing this one, there will likely be no more text to add. I believe that the underlying logic of the primary market over the past decade is fully understood here. While the methods may have evolved, the underlying logic will never change. This article explores the ultimate essence of the on-chain market, the underlying, unchanging logic. This article will explain the fundamental reasons behind all the addresses on-chain that have achieved significant results, and how they exploit these bugs in the game to exploit them for profit. This is not about superficial pretense or fabricated stories. Table of Contents 1. Changing Perceptions 2. Detailed Explanation of "Bugs" 3. The Ultimate Endgame of Everything on the Chain: The Ultimate Essence of Making Money 1. Changing Perceptions First, a crucial understanding is crucial. Trading in any market is the same. The very act of trading is like playing a game. Please instill in yourself the understanding that it is playing a game, not just like playing a game. We all know that to excel at gaming, to surpass the average, the conventional path is to practice repetitively and extensively, constantly playing and improving your skills. However, reaching the highest level requires not only arduous effort but, more importantly, talent. This is how most people think. A small number of people harbor other motives. For example, they might resort to cheating, or exploit a bug to rapidly increase their rank. For example, in League of Legends, someone once discovered a way to reduce the cooldown of summoner skills (such as flash and healing) to zero. After reporting the bug to no avail, they used this exploit to become the top server overnight, demonstrating the harmful effects of this devastating bug. The result was a ban. Another example: MMORPGs often experience inventory bugs. Simply put, after selling inventory, the inventory increases instead of decreasing. Someone used this method to obtain a massive amount of in-game currency overnight. If this in-game currency can be sold, the cash flow can be substantial. The consequence is that if it's linked to the real world, the user will be arrested. If not, they'll definitely be banned. However, the surprising thing is that doing this in the market will not have any negative consequences, especially in the on-chain cryptocurrency market. On the contrary, it will reward you handsomely. As mentioned earlier, trading in the market is like playing a game. Therefore, for 99.99% of people, there is only one way to achieve big results in market trading. In the cryptocurrency world, on-chain, for us, the vast majority of the general public, please discard all unrealistic fantasies about becoming a skilled technical trader, following trends, profiting from accurate judgment, ambushing for profits, and so on. These are only for the rare geniuses. So what is a bug on-chain? My definition of a bug is this: 1. It allows you to make money quickly and steadily. (The most important point) 2. It's known to few. 3. The path is simple, the chain is short, and it's highly repeatable. 4. It's something you find and think is a brain teaser. I want to emphasize again that for the average retail investor, there's only one way to achieve explosive growth in on-chain assets: Find a bug in the market and exploit it to reap huge profits in a short period of time, until the bug becomes more widely known and the market naturally fixes it. If the profit you make now isn't enough to retire on, then take a break and look for the next bug. Until you find the next bug, I suggest you don't touch anything. Don't withdraw a single cent. Let me say this a little more: know yourself. This is crucial. 99.99% of people are not suited to trading or cryptocurrency speculation. This is because it aligns with a well-known principle: the vast majority of people are average. This is the way the world works. After so much experience and observation, I want to say this: if you're suited to trading and are a genius, you can make money from day one, and generally, you'll continue to make money. I emphasize this point to help you abandon the illusion that you're that one-in-a-million genius. Get down to business, find bugs, or even cheat.