All investments in the cryptocurrency market are essentially 'Ponzi schemes'.

Previously, the ceiling for high-quality assets like Bitcoin was very high; no matter when you bought it, you could always get out in the next cycle.

The simplest way for ordinary people to make money is to buy BTC. I’ve always said this. Moreover, a 50% annual return is not too little.

Today we won't talk about BTC, but about the real tricks to making money in the cryptocurrency market, any other coins. I’ve talked too much about BTC, and you might be tired of it.

Let's talk about something meaningful today.

I’ll make it clear: all cryptocurrencies are Ponzi schemes, but this scheme is influenced by two factors and three questions.

The first factor is the number of people, that is, the number of people playing this game.

The second factor is time; how long it can develop.

Here are the questions:

The first question is how many people learned this information after you.

The second question is how many people want to buy the asset you purchased but couldn't succeed due to barriers.

The third question is whether your understanding of this asset exceeds that of others.

What we say about making money relies on understanding. To make money from trading coins, understanding is certainly necessary. Today, we won't talk about luck.

Many people talk about cognition, but no one explains what cognition is clearly.

I’ll say it clearly today: if you understand these three questions, you can make money. If you don’t understand, you won’t make money. This is the law of making money in the cryptocurrency market.

The first question is about information advantage; what level is your information at? If it’s outer layer information, such as what's said in various groups or the media, it’s useless. It must be core information. And how many people knew about it before you? Did they buy after knowing? If you know it first and they don’t, then I’ll tell you—it’s a pile of garbage, and you can buy it. Then, once this core information leaks out, sell it immediately.

The second question is how many people are willing to take over. Everyone wants it, but they can't buy it, so this kind of thing must be valuable. It’s not that it has intrinsic value, but rather that the consensus is very strong, and everyone believes it’s a good thing. For example, buying BTC is actually quite difficult for most outsiders. Many people indeed want to get some, but the common question I receive is, 'I don't know how to buy it.' It’s very simple for you, but it’s really hard for others. If you discover a great opportunity like this, you know people will come to play, but there’s a bit of a barrier, so you can confidently go for it.

The third question is your understanding of the asset itself. For example, if someone realizes that DOGE is remarkable, that PEPE is extraordinary, and it's something Musk wants to promote, if you believe that DOGE can definitely become a payment currency, then with this understanding, you can buy it. Others are uncertain while you are sure. If you have insider information or are willing to predict and bet, then you will make money. During this process, you need to pay special attention; many people will not understand or agree with you. But you shouldn’t care about what others say about whether it's good or bad; it doesn’t matter because you have a unique understanding, and you know you are correct—that’s enough. This is your courage. Those without understanding can easily be influenced; if there’s a sudden drop, they might sell immediately just because someone in the group said something negative.

If you clarify all three questions or any one or two of them, you will have understanding, and your probability of making money will naturally increase. You will use this understanding to engage with every coin—this is the correct logic, not relying on guessing or what others say is good or bad. For you, this is a test of understanding, as well as a trial ground for slaughtering leeks, and you will feel exhilarated.

I’ve already written all the secrets here. Anyone who makes money from this, excluding luck, will definitely be in one of these three situations.

If something is good, and everyone says it’s good, and everyone buys it with no barriers, then it definitely won't rise.

BTC rises because many people say it’s expensive and unaffordable, while ETH is weak because most people look for ETH as a substitute for BTC. After all, it rose dozens of times last time, and many people want to do it again, but I know it definitely won’t go their way.

I’m done writing, keep it up. I am a cryptocurrency massage therapist, an old leek primarily engaged in arbitrage and hoarding coins.