Why do gamblers ultimately lose everything? Imagine you walk into a game that seems like a guaranteed win with 1000 bucks:
Each round you flip a coin——
Heads, you earn 80%;
Tails, you lose 50%.
Do you think: the odds are good, the chances of winning are high, and over time, the returns will explode?
Wrong beyond belief.
If 100,000 people participate, each playing 100 rounds, you will see a shocking result in the end:
The average wealth of the group skyrockets, but the vast majority of people are left with just a few bucks, some even losing everything!
This is not metaphysics, it’s the non-iterative real cost:
Individuals perish along the path, but the group data looks beautiful.
Many strategies in the crypto world are the same: they seem like long-term sure wins, but in reality, the path leads to destruction. Once you don’t understand that “survival first,” and that capital management is king, you are doomed to be washed out.
Don’t be fooled by “average returns.” The ones who truly survive are the few who know how to cut losses, diversify, and endure gradually.
The truth in the crypto world: it’s not about earning fast to win, but about dying slowly to live
