Someone asked why more and more people are entering the crypto space now?
I suspect what you're playing with is not the crypto space, but a Ponzi scheme.
The real crypto space is now painfully quiet—because: they’ve lost everything, gotten divorced, or are delivering takeout. Brother, the dream is over, it's time to deliver takeout.
Alright, today I’ll make an exception, risking late deliveries, to share my personal experiences with you.
I entered the space in 2015, I’ve seen bull markets soar and also watched them crash to zero. Back then, everyone was filled with dreams of getting rich, talking about the moon, Mars, and a life of freedom. Nowadays, the guys around me basically fall into three categories:
The first category, better off—delivering takeout, driving for ride-sharing, or working in factories. At least they have cash flow every day and won't let market conditions dictate their emotions.
The second category, average—still chasing low-quality coins and playing high-leverage contracts, foolishly hoping to recover their losses.
The third category, the worst—heavily in debt, vanished from this world, family can't find them, and friends can't get in touch.
Some say this is a "return to life"? Nonsense. The reality is—life is worse than it was back then. They’ve lost all their principal and gained more debt, working like crazy with no time to chat aimlessly.
As for group chats? I advise you not to hold any illusions. 90% of crypto group chats are just for harvesting retail investors.
Why?
You say one thing, I say another, it all sounds reasonable, but when you actually try to execute it—all is lost, all becomes the dealer's wedding dress.
Most groups are either bragging nonsense or chasing low-quality coins and playing high-leverage contracts; being chased by the market for losses, and when they finally meet someone "reliable," the group can be shut down three times in one day.
Let me ask you a few questions:
Do you really think you can outsmart the dealers?
Do you really think that once the news reaches you, you can still make money?
Do you really dare to sleep at night and wake up to find your account at zero?
Can you really accept that years of hard work amounts to just a "welcome back next time"?
In a bull market, you complain that work earns too slowly;
When the bear market arrives, you find that delivering takeout is the stable earning DeFi.
My advice is:
Want to enter the crypto space? Want to trade contracts? First, ask yourself if you have the ability to withstand liquidation.
If not, you might as well honestly run a few more takeout deliveries—at least, it won't zero out while you're sleeping.
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