Today, what I want to share is too sensitive! This post might be gone in a moment! I could be reported because it touches the interests of certain people/studios in Binance's ALPHA competition. I think about it, and I dare not speak anymore. The profession of an actuary is too scary; once you understand the intricacies, you will gasp in shock!!! It's terrifying!

I hope everyone seriously reads and understands our situation! If you can't hold on, just give up; don't risk your life! In the end, only you will get hurt. Of course, we can never wake someone who is pretending to be asleep!
This is called a game you can never win; as long as you participate, you're destined to lose. In 1971, Yale University economist Martin Shubik conducted such an experiment at the school, publicly auctioning a dollar starting at 5 cents. The highest bidder wins the dollar, but both the highest and second-highest bidders must pay their bids. The game rules are simple, but the core of the entire game is encapsulated in this sentence. Also, note that the final players participating in this game only win a single dollar. Initially, someone might bid 10 cents; if no one bids higher, they can still gain 90 cents even with just a dollar reward. Others think the same way, and soon someone bids 15 cents, then 20 cents, with prices rising one after another. When someone bids 50 cents, the pace gradually slows down with only a few continuing to bid, and the auction continues until someone calls out 95 cents. At this point, people start to feel something is off because it has reached the turning point from profit to loss.