In the past few days, the giant whale James online has been discussed in previous articles, making his fans become his competitors.

In the past few days, with Bitcoin hardly moving, he repeatedly bought and sold Bitcoin at high multiples, but the win rate is disappointing, at 30%.

He has lost about 80 million USD.

Almost all of his profits have been lost, which is the price of being a gambler; countless followers have suffered heavy losses.

If it were an ordinary KOL with signals, they would probably have started to defend their rights by now.

Is this giant whale technically inadequate or mediocre? Of course not; he might be one of the smartest people in the world, with a professional team strategizing, but still lost money.

The win rate of his trades is worse than tossing a coin.

Everyone should look at the price of Bitcoin in the past few days; it has been fluctuating sideways with very little movement, yet losing 80 million USD is something ordinary people truly cannot imagine.

Don’t just laugh at the misfortune of others; aren’t we small gamblers the same?

Whales can endure losses and profits; even if they lose 80 million USD, they can survive, while when you experience massive losses, you probably just fall into the depths of hell, never to rise again...

Therefore, in the crypto space, you must invest, not gamble.

As long as you have the thought of getting rich quickly, the outcome is bound to be tragic.

In recent days, many people have been touting their win rate as 100%, some true and some false; it’s just that I’m very puzzled; if they can achieve such a high win rate, why sell it?

Isn’t quietly making money more appealing?

Everyone should seriously think about this issue.

Of course, I do not oppose contracts; for example, playing with a small amount of money is something I still support, but you must control your greed well.