Recently, the cryptocurrency market has begun to play out a magical drama again. On March 1st, I just finished analyzing the policy risks of USDT for everyone, and the next day, the funds began to shift dramatically in Europe and America, directly stirring the market upside down. The result? The retail investors in our Chinese community began to collectively climax, shouting slogans like 'The bull market is back!' and 'Long live Trump!' at the top of their lungs. I’m puzzled, what does this have to do with Trump?

In the current market environment, it’s really getting harder for retail investors to survive. It’s not that our intelligence isn’t enough, but this environment is like a carefully designed maze – institutions in Europe and America are outside the maze flying helicopters and looking at maps, while we retail investors are stumbling around in the dark, occasionally led by all kinds of garbage information. Take this USDT operation for example; it’s clearly the institutions playing the game of high sell and low buy, yet the retail investors in the Chinese community collectively climax, treating Trump as a savior. I just want to ask: Does Trump know how much you’re making him a star?

The greatest sorrow for retail investors is not losing money, but being sold off by others and still helping them count the money. Clearly being cut by institutions, yet posting screenshots of 'great victories' in their social circles; clearly manipulated by garbage information, yet thinking they have grasped the key to wealth. Just look at those so-called 'experts', shouting bull market today and crash tomorrow; they are actually paving the way for the institutions' scythes. Poor retail investors, like fish on a cutting board, at the mercy of others.

But to be fair, do retail investors really have no chance? Not necessarily. Take the Taobao brick-moving project for example; although it sounds like a physical labor job of 'moving bricks', in reality, it’s a technical job. No need to stockpile or hoard, you can operate it with a phone or computer, and spend just a couple of hours a day to earn some pocket money. The key is that they are playing by the rules of a legitimate army, not engaging in those nonsensical things. Unlike some projects that promise to double today and then run away tomorrow.

However, if retail investors want to survive in this market, they must first learn three things: First, don’t be brainwashed by garbage information; Second, don’t treat Trump as a money god; Third, don’t always think that pies will fall from the sky. Remember, all opportunities that make your blood boil are hiding scythes behind them; all lessons that make you cry are the tuition for growth.

Finally, here's a piece of advice: In this era filled with scythes, protecting your wallet is more important than anything else. Instead of following others shouting slogans, it’s better to learn some real skills. After all, the only one who can save you is yourself.