Once, those involved in the crypto world and those trading gold in sharp suits were essentially people from two parallel universes. The former mocked the latter as gamblers, while the latter thought the former's operations were ridiculously fast.

What is the irony here?

The crypto market operates 24 hours a day, non-stop. The gold market has fixed trading hours, weekends, and holidays. But the crypto world? You can see significant fluctuations from Monday to Sunday, even at 3 a.m. This never-ending nature has long determined that the operational logic of the two worlds is completely different—one focuses on mechanisms and strategies, while the other is really about speed and rhythm. Over time, the boundaries between these two worlds have become increasingly blurred.