The crypto world has never lacked wealth creation myths. Someone turned $62 into $1.5 million, a rise of over 20,000 times. Others turned $27 into $67 million—and then there was no more.

This is not a joke. A wallet was quietly accumulated when PEPE nearly went to zero, and now the account shows $67 million. It looks like a perfect comeback story. But the problem is, this money can't be moved. Can't sell, can't transfer, can't exchange. Why? Because the contract code gives the developer absolute control. One line of code, one address, and it's permanently frozen. The money is still in the wallet, but it becomes an invisible, intangible phantom.

This is the most heartbreaking reality in the crypto world: you think you control your assets, but in fact, you might not control them at all.

There are countless low-quality projects, and daily crashes to zero happen all the time. Before each market rally, someone always asks—Is this really different? Is it about to take off? Honestly, opportunities are always there. Like new projects on the Ethereum chain, their gains are indeed tempting. But when it comes to testing, most people still can't hold on.

The market is undergoing a reshuffle. Impatient minds are being washed out, and the noise of follow-the-leader is being cleared away. After the cleanup, true opportunities will emerge. The most important thing at this time is patience—continuous accumulation, no rush, no impatience.

The key point is this: you must understand the rules before investing. Buying coins without reading the contract could turn you into a casualty of the rules. Taking one more step to verify can save you from regret and regret that turns your intestines blue.

Your money should be assets you truly control. This is the bottom line.