Why do many people still not accept virtual currency?
If you are abroad, with no risk of money laundering or frozen cards when entering or withdrawing money, have access to well-informed circles, and can consult big-name friends at any time, with enough spare money to play various arbitrage between exchanges, and you can write scripts for various collateralized lending to leverage while automatically adjusting positions to avoid liquidation.
Then you are likely to accept virtual currency.
However, for most people, being in the domestic environment means facing the risk of frozen cards when withdrawing money, having limited spare cash, being isolated from information, unable to access foreign networks, not understanding English, unable to use Telegram, and only relying on forums and QQ groups for information. In these places, people often ask, "Is it okay to use the down payment to buy virtual currency?" Their understanding of the financial market is limited to buying low and selling high, and their understanding of leverage is only related to tulips. Upon hearing about lending, they look at you with the eyes of a gambler, and the news around them is filled with stories of people being scammed out of money while buying Bitcoin.
So, it is understandable that they reject virtual currency.
The world of virtual currency is like a dark forest, with almost no regulation and countless pitfalls waiting for you to step into. Being able to play successfully only indicates that you have a good brain and were born into a decent family that provides enough educational resources and capital, along with some good luck in finding a decent circle. These conditions cannot be applied to others casually.
I recall a friend I once guided, who had a principal of 30,000. Logically, this money could get started, at least allowing him to earn 30 to 150 yuan per day while sleeping, without worrying about meals. I taught him all my operations and worked with him for a month, then left him with the saying, "If you become rich, don’t forget me," and let him manage on his own. Recently, I asked him how it was going, and he said he was no longer involved because he lost all his money, leaving me puzzled. Upon further inquiry, it turned out that he couldn't resist watching his arbitrage coins rise sharply every day and, without thinking, jumped in directly, only to panic when losing money. The more he lost, the higher the leverage he took to try to win it back, and in the end, he lost it all.
One can only say that fate favors those with a connection. Casually letting others accept virtual currency might harm them.
The market has never been short of opportunities; the question is whether you can seize them. By following experienced people and the right ones, we can earn more! There are still spots in the battle team, come quickly.
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