I once came across an old joke that someone predicted 50 years ago that Bitcoin would surge to $1 million. In the comments, various influencers shared it, and newcomers all exclaimed: If only I could go back in time and see that post, I’d all in right away.

But the reality is, every cycle has someone waiting for that "perfect correction point." When prices are high, they’re reluctant to chase; when prices fall, they wonder if it will keep dropping. Time slips away in this repeated indecision. Those who have experienced several market cycles already see through it — instead of betting on some vague "miracle moment," it’s better to find ways to steadily and sustainably grow your assets in the present.

This also explains why more and more capital is shifting toward on-chain yield protocols. Not because Bitcoin is no longer attractive, but during market turbulence, idle funds need to do something. Modular strategy combinations, composable yield engines — these may sound less exciting, but they solve a real problem: when the market is stuck in a stalemate—high at the top, unwilling to move, or unwilling to accept losses at the bottom—how can funds continue to grow with relatively low risk?

The difference lies here. Some projects are forever just hyping big promises, talking about 100x returns or myths. But truly pragmatic solutions involve building a system — not relying on market sentiment alone, but through strategy stacking and optimization, enabling you to find your rhythm in any market phase. This shift in thinking is becoming an increasingly common consensus in the market. The era of waiting for miracles is over; the era of planning and execution has just begun.