In the past, there weren't so many varieties in the coin market; now the market is like a dazzling department store. I summarize it into three types of people.
The first type is those who come to shop for fun; they only look but don't buy. They talk but don't practice. For example, I won't elaborate on this here; everyone should be clear.
The second type looks at messages to shop; they don't need to worry about cost-performance ratio because they have enough strength, such as the various sects.
The third type is speculators. First, they compare prices from multiple sources and carefully consider the cost-performance ratio because they are genuinely here to buy things. But the real winners are definitely the department stores.
If your position is too heavy, have you ever asked yourself if your funds can withstand this rise and fall? Of course, there are many people who buy randomly; they buy and then flip everywhere. Those who go long flip for good news, while those who go short flip for bad news. All authenticity is false. Do you think you can make money like this?
