Liuchester (liucheaster)

Who will dominate the world?

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The job market is quietly but irreversibly splitting. In the same office building, some people debate AI models and architectures while salaries rise; next door, professionals once seen as “safe” work until 2 a.m., only to be asked why AI can’t do it. The first to be replaced aren’t low-end jobs, but lawyers, finance, and standardized knowledge work—Wave 1. Engineers won’t be spared. Value flattens, then polarizes: a few define problems and systems; most become tool-driven executors, not unlike assembly-line workers. AI does the work, humans keep the signature—and the role’s value collapses. This isn’t about finding another job after being laid off. It’s about the market no longer needing you. Competing on effort, stamina, or diligence won’t work—there’s always someone younger, tougher, and cheaper. I’ll likely be replaced too—and sooner than we think.

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If you want to make money, remember this: Don’t expect anyone to lead you to profits. Never say: “If there’s a chance to make money, take me with you.” When you have value, people with access will come to you — because they want something in return. When you have no value, even if they have the opportunity, they won’t tell you. When I truly started making money, I relied on no one but myself. The moment you depend on others to make you rich, you become lazy, stop learning, and look for shortcuts. When you lack ability, everywhere feels like a barrier. When you shine, projects, exchanges, and even those who once ignored you will approach you. One truth remains:Strength is the only real résumé.

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Over the next month, we’re probably looking at the last wave of token launches in this BTCFi cycle. After Lombard launched, its price kept dropping — but even now its FDV has only just dipped below $1B, which is actually decent in a disaster-level sector like BTCFi. When Merlin launched, every “cat-and-dog” BTC L2 rushed to release tokens and harvest liquidity. Now with Lombard out, all the remaining cat-and-dog BTCFi projects will likely complete their token launches within the next month. If a project still refuses to TGE at this timing, I can only call them a geek. Not a technical geek — but a “extremely confident” geek.

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ICOs fueled the last cycle’s chaos—now Coinbase is bringing them back as a regulated product for the next one. https://paragraph.com/@0xdca017fb2b0709f316fcc99bc1d74d4be4486730/coinbases-acquisition-revives-echoes-of-the-ico-boom

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Bitcoin didn’t crash — it just hit the nitro. Banks, DEXs, and regulators are all drifting into the same lane. This isn’t the end of the race — it’s the gear shift. 🏎️💨 https://paragraph.com/@0xdca017fb2b0709f316fcc99bc1d74d4be4486730/bitcoin-dexs-and-banks-the-fast-and-the-furious-of-global-finance?referrer=0xdca017Fb2b0709f316FcC99bC1D74d4be4486730

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