Recently, there is a very interesting phenomenon in the cryptocurrency circle:

People who have truly made money and have capital accumulation,

start to withdraw their coins and cash out,

while promoting "value investing" and "learning from Buffett's spirit",

even suggesting that young people should touch cryptocurrencies less, look more at stocks, and shift towards more stable assets.

These individuals have sufficient principal and have completed the first stage of wealth accumulation.

For them, it is indeed unnecessary to fight in a highly volatile and competitive market,

investing in some US stocks, A-shares, or even buying some REITs is a better solution.

But the problem is,

most people who are still struggling in the cryptocurrency circle,

look at the atmosphere suddenly shift, feeling confused.

They were originally on the road to recouping losses, or had never even experienced a complete wave of the market.

Now they are being told to "return to reality" and "the imitation season occurs in US stocks."

This is like a card table where someone just started dealing,

only to find that the last round's winners packed up and left,

and turned back to say, "You guys shouldn't play anymore, this table isn't interesting."

Ultimately, it's not a matter of who is right or wrong—

it's that some have already reached the finish line, while others haven't even gotten on the bus.