Has the cryptocurrency world really changed in the past ten years? Yes!

1. The information gap is gone

In the past, we could rely on a piece of news, a coin's name, or a launch announcement to grab several times the profit. That was because what you knew, others didn't. But now?

BN has been pre-heating new coins for three days, hundreds of big accounts on X are hyping it up, and the electric group has long been overhyped. By the time you enter, you are already the last one holding the bag.

2. The regulatory environment has changed

During the bull market in 2017, ICOs were rampant; even if Oakwood ran away, there was still trading. In the wave of 2021, during the DeFi, blockchain gaming, and NFT craze, regulations were still immature, and massive amounts of capital entered. But now, large funds need to comply, and exchanges require transparency; Oakwood needs to tell a story and withstand audits. The “air” has decreased, and the arbitrage window has narrowed.

3. The user structure has changed

In the past, there were hardcore users, novices, and a few investors; now, there are many exchange users, arbitrage robots, and even institutions. It has become very difficult to rely on luck to make money from cognitive differences. And these “new opponents” are not only more calm than you but also faster and more systematic.

So it feels like making money in the cryptocurrency world is getting harder and harder!

The primary market continues to be optimistic about Dogecoin Conan, which has an excellent narrative, a team of tens of thousands continuously building, strong consensus, experience, and perseverance. The two coins it previously promoted have both seen over a hundredfold increase, so it might be worth a little investment to test the waters!