Making money in the crypto space boils down to a few ways: spot trading, contract leverage, and first tier. Have you noticed that after trading for years, you either only make a small profit or remain lukewarm? Not losing money is already a blessing. As for contracts, let's not even mention it; it's not something ordinary people can play with. The first tier is also in a very high-risk state, and Ponzi schemes are rampant.
So what are the real tracks for making money in the crypto space? In fact, we must always remember one thing: in any industry, only a small number of people make big money. Of course, these people must belong to the top of the food chain, such as those who run exchanges, market makers, and platform projects. But do ordinary people have opportunities in the crypto space? Or are we always in a state of being victims?
To put it directly, your chances of being a victim in the crypto space are over 80%. This is not an exaggeration; it's impossible for retail investors to compete with capital. So, do you think there are opportunities here? I often ask my friends in the crypto space, if Bitcoin were to rise again, would you still seize the opportunity? The answer is maybe not. It's not about the coin; it's mostly about you. Therefore, inner cultivation, raising awareness, and engaging with professional circles in the industry are particularly important. You need to understand the essence of projects and future trends, or you must have a very strong business insight.
What I want to say is that the only track for ordinary people is definitely in the first tier. But how do you judge the first tier, or how do you judge quality? 90% of people can't judge, so let's take a gamble. This is why many people wander in the world of Ponzi schemes, and over time, they even think that Ponzi schemes are the crypto space.
Some ignorant people, of course, you can't say they are ignorant; after all, they know little and understand little. But if they don't know basic common sense, how can they make money from investments? It's very important to identify the first-tier track. For example, do you understand true decentralization, whether the token is open source, trading pools, cross-chain, market capitalization, etc.? Instead of just asking who created this, it's like asking me who Satoshi Nakamoto is; I genuinely 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 also very important.
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