Recently, those shouting for people in the cryptocurrency circle to go to the US stock market to take over are either bad or foolish, I suggest blocking them.
If you're feeling FOMO from the rise of CRCL, consider the following questions:
1. If you can't make money in the cryptocurrency circle, why do you think you can make money in the US stock market, which is more professional, institutionalized, and filled with various quantitative professional teams?
2. If you can't even defeat these makeshift teams in the cryptocurrency circle, how can you defeat the various hedge funds, investment banks, and quantitative teams on Wall Street?
3. Those who feel FOMO should think about whether the people shouting about the US stock market ever mentioned the alpha opportunities in the cryptocurrency circle to you? There are plenty of opportunities to make money in the cryptocurrency circle; if the secondary market doesn't work, go on-chain; if on-chain doesn't work, go into wealth management.
I really dislike those so-called KOLs who talk about the US stock market in the cryptocurrency circle and vice versa. If you have the ability, talk about the cryptocurrency circle with cryptocurrency people and the US stock market with US stock market people. If the current market can't make money, either evolve or exit, don't just babble around.
For retail investors, the cryptocurrency circle is still the place most likely to achieve high returns with little investment.
Last time when the cryptocurrency circle was scaled up to encourage people to trade stocks, it was in the A-share market. The result is something everyone has seen; those who got trapped probably won't have a chance to break even within five years.
There's no need to block others, but it's indeed necessary to correctly assess your own capital size, sources of information, and investment ability, and to think independently.
I have invested a little money to buy US stocks, but it's less than 5%; the cryptocurrency circle is still my most familiar and stable battlefield.
