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“The Wealth Ladder” Lesson 5: Advanced Levels of the Wealth Ladder
It mainly talks about six wealth tiers in the United States, and how each tier should climb the wealth ladder.
First tier: <1 million USD (total net worth) — work hard to find a good job, keep going, and remember safety is the most important
Second tier: 1 million–10 million USD — climb up in your career; learning and education are the most important
Third tier: 10 million–100 million USD — climb in your career plus run a side business; invest in assets that can generate cash flow (such as stocks, bonds, real estate, businesses, etc.); investing is the most important
Fourth tier: 100 million–1,000 million USD — create a company, then sell it. The age with the highest chance of entrepreneurial success is 45. Entrepreneurship is the most important
Fifth tier: 1,000 million–10,000 million USD — expanding the business operations is the most important.
Sixth tier: 100 million USD and above — wealth preservation is the most important
To be honest, it's right that IPOs are issued on-chain. Now if a company wants to IPO, a small company can't IPO, and a big company has already had institutions invest and secure spots in the earlier rounds—ordinary people basically don't get a chance to participate.
If a company, regardless of size, can choose to IPO on-chain, and everyone can freely compete and negotiate, then that's the fairest approach.
On Monday, U.S. stock indexes were closed. During the trading session, Nasdaq index futures rose 0.2%, S&P 500 index futures fell 0.1%, gold fell 0.6% to $4,400 per ounce, and Brent crude oil rose 0.8% to $97 per barrel.
Trump: The jobs data is good, yet U.S. stocks are falling. High interest rates are the culprit. The U.S. should adopt the world’s lowest interest rates.
This Friday, the U.S. will release inflation data (CPI). Next Thursday, the Federal Reserve will announce its interest-rate decision.
Things succeed through secrecy, depending on the situation.
But in real life, if you tell someone and they have the ability to help you, they usually still won’t help you, because they’re afraid of trouble later.
So in the adult world, it’s mainly about filtering people: those who can help you will most likely help you again when problems come up later; those who won’t help you now will most likely still not help you later.
Too many people spend 80% of their energy on people who aren’t worth it
People at the bottom who want to change their fate need to dare to place big bets.
For poor people to make big money, it has never been about saving ten yuan a day or getting a 5% year-end raise in a linear way. Do the math: if you scrimp and save two thousand a month, how much can you accumulate after thirty years without spending a cent? Seven hundred thousand. That amount of money can’t even buy a restroom in a first-tier city. Meanwhile, for the rich, a single project appreciating by 10% could mean over a million.
If people at the bottom want to turn things around, they have to take all-in risks at critical turning points. This is not betting their lives, but betting on their judgment.
What does placing a big bet mean? It means daring to stake everything you have on the decision you truly believe in.
You say you’re optimistic about AI, so what have you done for AI? Have you just read two articles a day, or spent half a month’s salary on a course to learn programming? Are you scrolling short videos on the subway to “understand the trend,” or trying to start an AI project from scratch? If you don’t even dare to put in half a year of time and half a month’s salary to test and make mistakes, what makes you think the future of AI has anything to do with you?
This world is fair: if you want to win big, you have to learn to lose small first. Someone asks, what if you lose money after placing a big bet? Sorry, then accept the loss. The essence of changing one’s fate from the bottom is to risk a small amount for a big return; if you lose, accept it. Afraid of losing? Then don’t complain that fate is unfair—just honestly work a job and save money. You want to turn things around overnight and also want guaranteed profits with no risk. Where in this world is there such a good deal?
You are extremely yearning for something, and that is why you become more and more bold and decisive—until your actions show up with 10 times the drive.
The intensity of the emotions you awaken through your thoughts, ideas, and the images you imagine determines how quickly manifestation happens.
If you genuinely yearn for something, strongly yearn to become what you want to be,
it will be faster than vague, half-hearted thoughts—the thoughts you don’t really care about.
Create within yourself the excitement of having and receiving the things you want. Vividly and vividly imagine them as if you can touch them—feel the sense that you have already achieved it, as if it’s already realized.
Think about it often, eagerly, and repeatedly—let it fill your inner world.
Then it will actively come to you and enter your real life.
Sun Yuchen’s latest long post to Hu Xijin, translated into plain talk—really just three points:
First: The “dignity” of the older generation—if you get the short end of the stick, don’t make a fuss; swallow it—that’s called having a big picture. The dignity of the younger—why should I? Bring the contract; let’s settle the accounts clearly.
Second: The older generation believes in banquets, favors, and who gives whom face. Younger people are more willing to believe in law, contracts, and algorithms. Algorithms may be cold, but at least they don’t know who your dad is.
Third, and this is the most ruthless question: Where should a person’s wealth truly come from—“who you know and what position you sit in,” or from “what you create”?
So the best line in the whole piece is: “The greatest dignity is not having to talk about dignity.”
When a society keeps telling people to be “more magnanimous,” to “let it go,” to “give some face,” often it’s not that everyone cares too much about dignity—rather, the rules themselves aren’t dignified enough.
Of course, the darkest kind of humor is that this whole philosophy of “believing in rules, not in favors” was actually preached by Sun Yuchen.
I’ve always felt that what’s most important about MEMEs has never been the act of “issuing coins” itself, but rather the community, culture, consensus behind it, and long-term building.
Without years of accumulation, and relying only on a wave of attention and a few price-pump calls, pulling the price up—that isn’t a real community. It’s just a layer of packaging over a traffic-driven business, and eventually it can easily turn into a harvest.
Now there are also many projects that have been building for about a year, but without official support, without big-name figures calling for them, and without the coin price moving—so they start to feel disappointed. They think, “I’ve been working on this for so long, why isn’t anyone supporting me?”
But I think the logic itself is flawed.
A true community should first have something it wants to do.
Why do you exist? What culture do you want to build? What value can you continuously provide to your members? Three years from now, five years from now—if there’s no exchange, no official support for any public chain, and no backing from any big shots, will you still be willing to keep going?
These are the core parts of a community.
External support, traffic, exchange resources, even price increases—these should be results that may come after long-term efforts, not rewards that you simply assume others should give you from the start.
If a project’s entire motivation ultimately boils down to “when will official notice it,” “when will someone make calls,” and “when will the pump happen,” then at its root it still hasn’t escaped short-term speculation.
For the MEMEs that can truly last a long time, I believe they will eventually gradually evolve into a cultural symbol, even a community brand.
Coins are just the vessel; the community is the real body.
So I’d say the real threshold is whether you can get through years when nobody is paying attention, nobody is calling for it, and the market is bleak—yet still keep doing the work.
Time will eliminate most people who only want to cash out using MEMEs, and it will also filter out those who truly are willing to build long-term.
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$BTC $ETH Bitcoin and ETH, why did they waterfall again?
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The fastest four ways to make money
1. First information gap I know you don’t; if the sources are different, the circles are different—or, put it this way, you see it and don’t believe me, but I believe you will.
2. Second cognition gap I understand what you don’t; if you see it but don’t study, you won’t know. If I study it, I’ll understand. If you don’t study, that’s why you don’t understand.
3. Third execution gap You and I both know, but you don’t do it while I do; you’ll never understand the thinking of lazy people.
4. Fourth competition gap You and I are both doing it, but what I do is always better than yours.