This market has essentially blocked retail investors from getting rich. With a budget of 30,000 to 50,000, we are sincerely not here to be the chives.
1. Most retail investors do not own BTC, or have very little. Many hold ETH, but ETH has been stagnant and fluctuating in the early stages, and most people have long since exited, holding very few steadfastly.
2. Almost all retail investors are heavily invested in altcoins, many of whom entered at the peak in March. Currently, there is only a rebound, still only reaching half the price, or 1/3. Many have just broken even, and many others haven't even done that. The funds in the market are not flooding in; it’s almost entirely a one-man show by BTC.
3. Players trading contracts, although many have gone long this round, most won't hold their positions for long. Speculators, if you ask them to hold until the next day, don't even think about it; many have already closed their positions, and the profits are just small fries. Seeing some coins flying up 20-30 points, at most it’s just a pat on the thigh, saying I once had it.
4. Contract players often close their long positions early, and gamblers are usually like me, because they can go short. Very few can endure the patience to open positions at the very top. Most people will open short positions a bit early, either getting stuck a few points or around 10 points; they are constantly trying to break even, making money in a cycle of being stuck. Occasionally, they can make some money, but big money is always on the way.
Bitcoin has reached a new high, but you find you can't make much money; where exactly is the problem?
Now you know where the problem lies, in a nutshell, it's hard for ordinary people to make a comeback, but it’s not completely without opportunity. When the opportunity comes, can you seize it? There’s a bit of luck involved, right!
