After the last article was published, I found that many people only focused on the superficial conclusion of "learning is important," but overlooked a more critical question—how to learn?

In fact, looking at the entire crypto industry, or even any mature field, those who truly survive are not relying solely on innate talent. They share a common trait: they have never stopped learning. It's not about being smarter, but about maintaining that hunger and continuously adding new knowledge and insights.

This is why I say that learning itself is an entry ticket. In this industry, market changes are rapid, and information updates and iterations happen at an unimaginable speed. If you stay within last year's cognitive framework, you are likely to fall behind this year. Conversely, those who truly go far are often the best at quickly iterating themselves.

So instead of asking "Should I learn," it's better to ask "What new things did I learn today?"