I mentioned at the beginning of the year that many people speak from their own interest groups, so their perspective is skewed. Either they have already built their profit models or businesses, or they are already wealthy and can invest in the circle with money that does not affect their livelihood. These people are qualified to say, 'Contracts are doomed to fail, holding spot will make money.'

Thinking about myself, in 2021 my monthly salary was 12,000, and I had a mortgage of 8,000. I came to the crypto market for long-term investment, putting all my 20,000 into long-term investment. Five years later, I'm still paying the 8,000 mortgage and can't find a job. Bitcoin rose to 120,000, and the Bitcoin I held turned into 60,000! I was very happy (actually sold after a few months with a 30% loss)! 😄

At this stage, most of us are trying to make money in the market due to material needs like mortgage, car loan, child’s milk powder, tuition, medical expenses, and various other material demands. Can your money buy a coin and hold it for 5 years? Every month there are expenses that need this money, how long can you hold on? Ordinary people, where is the 'disposable income'? It's really not easy, every penny must be scraped together to compensate for material life.

The vast majority of people, like me, come to this market because they see opportunities to get rich due to their material needs, but ironically, it is always those whose material needs have already been satisfied who can share in the gains and losses of the market.

'The silent majority'

Those who share content and ordinary people doing transactions actually exist in a class misalignment. This is not something you can benefit from just by hearing someone talk. Unless you elevate your own status, otherwise, hearing too much will only be poison.