After spending a long time in the crypto space, I increasingly feel that the traditional wealth accumulation theory has issues. Many people still habitually lock up their assets, thinking that holding tightly is safe. But in the digital age, the gameplay is different—once assets become rigid, they can only lie idle and depreciate, and all the real opportunities are missed.

The BTC I used to hold was like this—gathering dust in my wallet, completely static assets. It was only later that I realized these assets actually have another way to be used. I tried using a collateral mechanism to unlock the credit value of BTC, converting it into usable funds to seize new market opportunities. The key is, the ownership of BTC still remains with me, but it transforms from a cold digital asset into capital that can generate interest and flow.

What does this shift mean? The core of wealth is no longer how much you own, but how much you can do with it. True security is not freezing assets, but building a healthy asset structure through flexible risk management. What does freedom come from? From the ability to efficiently convert assets into action.

As more and more people embrace this concept of liquidity finance, the underlying financial logic of the entire industry will gradually be reshaped, and our understanding of wealth and freedom will evolve accordingly.