Depending on how you look at the problem of pits, an industry must always enter the process of searching for gold in big waves, and at the same time, it must follow the pyramid theory. Just like e-commerce, at a certain stage, there will be more competitors and a higher threshold. The education industry is even more obvious. It needs more high-quality resources and excellent products, so it is normal for 80% to die soon, but the remaining 20% will live well.

As far as I know, those who use edusoho products to enter the online industry are basically doing well in the online education industry, such as their customer, Mavericks Classroom, which was launched in July 2065438+2005; 20 15, 10 obtained the A-round million-level financing. Junior business school, 2065438+launched in September 2005; 20 15 12 received 5 million financing.

Therefore, whether online education and entrepreneurship is a pit depends on how you plan to join this industry, what core competitiveness you have, whether your products meet the needs of users, whether your operation is strong, and whether your products are iterated in time. So it's not a question of whether there is a pit, but a question of itself.