2025-12-26 19:20:18

A common question among Web3 beginners: Without technical background and limited funds, is there still a chance in 2026? The answer is very clear—yes. The key is to identify the right direction and follow the right trends.

In the past, Web3's benefits were concentrated in the "early speculation" phase, with opportunities like new tokens and airdrops that ordinary people found difficult to grasp accurately. But by 2026, the landscape has changed. The benefits have shifted toward "application implementation" and "value creation," which are areas that ordinary people can participate in more easily. As long as you understand the following three major trends, beginners can start from zero to build their positions and earn their own profits.

**Accelerating Compliance Process, Entry Channels Are Being Standardized**

When it comes to Web3, many people's minds still associate it with "high risk."

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DegenDreamer

· 11h ago

It sounds good, but the key is to have vision. I think, 99% of beginners will still lose money.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 20h ago

It sounds good, but the truly profitable opportunities have already been divided up by the big players. How can we small investors keep up? It sounds motivating, but the problem is how to find the right direction. Isn't it still about luck? Compliance? Uh... that means the wild opportunities are gone, and the profit margins will also be squeezed. Can we turn things around by 2026? Let's wait until then. The current market really can't hold up. I've missed airdrops and small coins. It feels a bit late to enter now. Should I keep messing around? Regarding application implementation, which tracks are truly worth paying attention to? Can you be more specific? Whether the dividend transfer happens or not, it’s the same. In the end, it still comes down to information advantage and execution. You're right, but advice for ordinary people is never specific enough. We still have to explore on our own. Is there really still a chance for beginners in this round? It feels like most of the "leeks" have already been harvested. Compliance actually makes me feel like there's no point anymore. Everywhere is regulated, and everywhere is just a routine.

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StableBoi

· 21h ago

Sounds good, but "catching the right trend" is easy to say. When 2026 comes, it will still depend on luck.

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TommyTeacher1

· 21h ago

To be honest, I've heard this set of rhetoric many times before. Every time, they say the opportunity lies in "application implementation," but in the end, it's just about who has the most up-to-date information. Compliance sounds impressive, but in reality, it doesn't help retail investors much.

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AirdropNinja

· 21h ago

This way of saying sounds pretty nice, but we have to be honest—are there really low-threshold opportunities in 2026? I remain skeptical. History always repeats itself. By the time the term "application landing" is everywhere, the early birds will have already finished their meal. Compliance? Haha, you know what that usually means.

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