The wave in 2013 is indeed difficult to replicate. At that time, multiple conditions needed to align simultaneously, which is now almost impossible. First is the advantage of timing — back then, BTC itself was still in a phase of widespread skepticism, and Ethereum had not even been launched yet. The entry barriers, both in terms of cognition and technology, were in a true blue ocean. This "early" advantage has now permanently disappeared. Second is the imperfection of the market ecosystem — there were obvious barriers to information flow, and infrastructure in the crypto space was far from mature. Even leading exchanges like OKX are just getting started today. The market being "small" meant fewer participants and more opportunities. Lastly, the most critical point is that the cryptocurrency industry inherently possesses close proximity to financial attributes, allowing early participants to directly perceive the core driving forces of the market. The combination of these three conditions created the opportunities of that era. Now, it is almost impossible to replicate such an environment.