Liangxi's massive losses behind the scenes: The crypto world is a character-building stage, not a trading market
Liangxi is not the one who lost the most, but he is the most "typical".
He lost tens of millions of dollars in positions and wrote a long article titled "I don't want to live anymore," striking a chord with countless people's hearts. But have you ever considered that this ending was already written in the script?
You see him live-streaming trades and showing off large real account screenshots; you hear him narrate how he heavily invested and how firm his beliefs are; but what you don't see is the dozens of collaborative accounts and the structure of major players pushing the trades from behind.
This is not an individual trading cryptocurrency; it is a "role-playing game": you play the big player, I play the believer, and as we act it out, real money gets poured in.
Liangxi's massive losses are collapsing a speculative script driven by personal branding and traffic monetization.
The real issue in the crypto world is not the losses, but treating "if you believe in me, you can earn" as a business model.
