Yuanqi Forest founder Tang Binsen said three years ago: If you want to play cards, first go to the table where people are foolish and have lots of money; otherwise, go to the table where people are strong and have lots of money; if not, then to the table where people are foolish and have little money. Don't go to a table with both skilled and poor players. Consider how to choose a table in entrepreneurship:

Foolish and wealthy: users are willing to pay, decision-making is irrational, market size is large but competition is relatively mild.
Strong and wealthy: the market is huge, the ceiling is high, but experts gather and competition is fierce at big companies’ tables, requiring real skills.
Little and foolish: niche market, users are unprofessional, competition is weak, but overall scale and customer spend are limited.
Both poor and skilled: saturated red ocean, limited market size, experts compete fiercely, making it hard for new players to stand out.
In the past few years, crypto issuing belonged to the foolish and wealthy group, but that’s no longer the case; exchanges, public chains, and DEXs belong to the strong and wealthy group; being a KOL offers a good chance to stand out within a few months due to weak competition, but the ceiling is visible; being an agency also belongs to the foolish and poor group, and is even shifting toward a scenario with both poor and skilled players.