Today, as new inflows increase, I see dangerous posts saying to quit the part-time job and go full-time as a Yapper. Well, since life is about survival of the fittest, there's no problem if someone does it alone, but I hope no one gets swept up in that atmosphere and starts acting like a full-time Yapper. At one point, everyone thought they could make money just by being a YouTuber, right? They said if 100 people start, 120 will quit. Even now, if you go to Bucheon Station, you'll see people doing all sorts of things with their phones, right? Right now, it might seem like being a full-time Yapper is going to lead somewhere, but I am against being a full-time Yapper. If you go full-time, you become too pressured. Then you end up making reckless moves, getting caught while working with multiple accounts, and ultimately facing the end of your account getting banned. Coin and stock full-time investors don't last long either, you have to earn a living, so you fall into reckless trading, and eventually, you end up taking high-risk investments, leading to liquidation, right? However, those who get liquidated tend to stay quiet, only those who made money brag about it. And among the group leaders who claim to have made money in futures, some only post the winning positions out of ten. I also work hard at my main job. While doing that, I also Yapp and trade coins. Sometimes I run out of time, but having a main job removes the urgency. Yapping makes me less anxious about coin trading, which is nice. Be careful about going full-time as a Yapper, your account could get banned, the Yapping meta could end, you might face more talented individuals coming in, or a dormant inner circle could suddenly flood in. (The influx of the inner circle is the riskiest part) It would be great if the collective intelligence of self-improving blockchain AI @AlloraNetwork could predict the future of full-time Yappers.