Making money in the cryptocurrency world boils down to a few methods: spot trading, contract leverage, and primary market. Have you noticed that after trading for a few years, you either make a small profit or remain lukewarm, and being able to avoid losses is already a blessing? Contracts are even more complicated and not something average people can engage in; the primary market is extremely high-risk, and funding schemes are rampant.
So, which tracks can really make money in the cryptocurrency world? We should always remember one thing: in any industry, only a small portion of people make big money. Of course, these people belong to the top of the food chain, such as exchange operators, big players, platform projects, etc. But do ordinary people have opportunities in the cryptocurrency world? Or are we always in the state of being taken advantage of?
To put it bluntly, the chance of being taken advantage of in the cryptocurrency world is over 80%, and that is not an exaggeration. Retail investors cannot compete with capital, so do you feel there is an opportunity here? I often ask friends in the cryptocurrency world, if Bitcoin were to rise again, would you still be able to seize the opportunity? The answer is uncertain; it’s not about Bitcoin itself; in fact, it’s mostly about the person. Therefore, internal cultivation, enhancing understanding, and engaging with professional circles in the industry are particularly important. Being able to understand the essence of projects and future trends, or having a strong business acumen is crucial.
What I want to say is that the only track for ordinary people is definitely in the primary market, but how do you judge the primary market? Or how do you assess its quality? Ninety percent of people cannot make that judgment, so let's take a gamble. This is why many people wander in the world of funding schemes, and over time, they even mistakenly believe that funding schemes are the cryptocurrency world.
Some ignorant people, of course, you can't say they are ignorant; after all, they know little and understand even less, but without basic common sense, how can they make money from investments? It's crucial to be able to distinguish primary market tracks. For instance, do you understand true decentralization, whether tokens are open-source, liquidity pools, cross-chain, market capitalization, etc.? Instead of just asking, 'Who made this?' It’s like asking me who Satoshi Nakamoto is; honestly, I don’t know. Therefore, how you judge and view a public chain or a token, and how you ask questions from a professional knowledge standpoint is extremely important.
Playing in the cryptocurrency world ultimately boils down to a contest between retail investors and big players. If you don't have cutting-edge information or firsthand data, you can only be taken advantage of! If you want to strategize together and reap profits from the big players, feel free to reach out!
