What is the final outcome of trading currencies?
To put it harshly, many people are not here for blockchain; they are here to "boost performance."
Once they enter, each one is the protagonist of their own script:
"I want to turn my fortunes around!"
"I want to change my fate!"
The market responds:
"First, pay your tuition."
Most people's paths are quite uniform.
They enter full of confidence and leave doubting life.
Did you think you came with 100 bucks to take a gamble?
No, you came to participate in a "cake-sharing meeting":
Those who pulled you in take the first bite of the commission;
The exchange takes another layer of fees;
Finally, the project party comes to the table and takes you along with your plate.
By the time you react, the money has been clearly divided.
Of course, there will be people making money in between.
But that feels more like "promotional material"—
Used to tell those who come later: you see, he can do it, so can you.
As for those making money:
They are either shills, responsible for creating the atmosphere;
Or they are really lucky, born with a buff.
The question is, how many of these "chosen ones" are there?
You can count them on your fingers.
So don't be fooled by the 80/20 rule;
The reality is more heartbreaking—perhaps 90% of people are losing.
Ultimately, what is blockchain for?
It is for value transfer, for asset independence, not for you to gamble your life away.
If you can't use these,
Then for you, it is essentially a high-risk game.
How do I usually advise friends? It's simple:
"First, go withdraw 10,000 bucks, throw 1,000 into the water every day for 10 consecutive days.
If you remain expressionless and unbothered throughout—
Then I'll consider bringing you into the game."
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So the final outcome actually comes down to two types:
Either you become one of the few awake individuals, learning to control risks;
Or you become one of the 90%,
Pay your tuition to the market, and then quietly exit.
