#美联储FOMC会议 Has the recent conflict between Iran and Israel directly caused Bitcoin to crash?
A slight disturbance in the international situation sends the cryptocurrency market into a rollercoaster.
In just a few minutes, billions of dollars vanish into thin air.
Domestic investors may be secretly relieved at this moment.
As early as 2021, our country completely banned virtual currency trading.
Now, those who want to engage with Bitcoin either need to bypass firewalls to operate on overseas platforms or take the risk of over-the-counter trading.
This strict regulation is not without reason.
In the past two years, countless people have lost their entire investments in scam coins.
What brings down investors is not the crash, but the blindness to risk.
Trading in virtual currencies is like a bottomless pit, ordinary people simply cannot outplay the big players.
A slight misstep in bank transfers can trigger risk controls, and even if you lose everything, finding a channel for rights protection is difficult.
Do you think you can outsmart the big players?
Look at those who have been harvested; which one of them was not a self-proclaimed savvy player?
Now, even transfer records may become evidence, and when liquidation happens, it will be too late to cry.
Regulatory policies may seem strict, but in reality, they are meant to protect ordinary people's wallets.
What shatters illusions is not the policies, but the lessons learned by countless people who exchanged real money for them.
In this digital game, the ones who truly lose everything are never just unlucky, but rather driven by greed.
Do you think you can walk away unscathed from this digital game?