Previously, an investor who had caused a stir in the crypto world left to pursue an AI project, and it seems to be developing quite well, with over 400,000 overseas registered users. The largest aggregator of AI large models, Openrouter, was also founded by the former CTO of Opensea, and it is now valued at over $500 million, having raised over $40 million, making it a confirmed unicorn company. It seems that after making money in the crypto space, turning to AI is a good choice. Does this indicate that in a short-term PVP market, a zero-sum game, it is not suitable to be a long-term thinker? Just like when you buy altcoins and Meme coins, the so-called "diamond hands" often end up just watching their assets go to zero. The correct choice should be to cash out and convert the profits into Bitcoin or cash when altcoins and Meme coins are at their peak. Therefore, smart people have already seen through the essence of the crypto world: quick money-making, gold digging, and then building in long-term tracks, accumulating in those long-term tracks. So, is there any way for the crypto space to retain long-term thinkers? Or will it ultimately just become an ultimate PVP battleground?