Is it easy to be an emperor under ancient autocratic rule? This question can actually be understood thoroughly through your Crypto investment experience.

Imagine this: every day when you scroll through social media, you are actually participating in a 【Virtual Political Hall】.

First, look at the source of these voices—those KOLs are like ministers in the court. Some ministers come from distinguished backgrounds (from top-tier VCs or well-known institutions), with family histories of military achievements (the institutions behind them have invested in blockbuster projects), and their influence seems particularly strong. But here’s a key question: what about their personal track record? Are they just riding on their ancestors’ reputation as their own ability?

At this point, you need to ask yourself—are this person’s past investment decisions correct? What is their reasoning logic? Or am I just being fooled by their status and connections?

Independent thinking is the most scarce thing. Coming from a good background doesn’t mean having good judgment, and academic papers don’t equate to investment insight. In the volatile Crypto market, blindly following KOLs and blindly obeying the emperor are essentially the same.