$BTC $ETH $SOL Bitcoin is a gamble

Give up your fantasy, Bitcoin is a grand gamble of mankind, hundreds of millions of people around the world participate together, from beggars to rich people, everyone can participate, there is no threshold, buy more and sell short at your own discretion.

For ordinary people, this is a paradise of getting rich and a hell of returning to zero.

For project parties, this is a good place to cut leeks, just tell a story, tell it well, a lot of people buy more, tell it badly, everyone shorts.

For exchanges, this is a perfect tool, which can collect handling fees and see personal cards, eat whatever you want, and make a profit without loss. Oh, now it is also using the favorable interest rate spread of US policies to cover the harvest of fruits, which is extremely perfect.

For market makers, like the infamous winter market, you can pull it up as you want, whether it is good or not.

You must understand that Bitcoin is a gamble, as are Ethereum and Sora. Web3 and decentralized ledgers are all good stories that make people believe that this is the best money for mankind. No, Bitcoin is not money, but a gamble for the whole world. The participation of Wall Street and the US government has increased the complexity of Bitcoin. The US government wants to make Bitcoin a reservoir for the US dollar, and Wall Street wants to make the currency market a second US stock market. With their 100-year stock market history, they have trained many extremely excellent traders who can make more money in the currency market than in the stock market, while ordinary Chinese are leeks.

Go and see Wyckoff's trading method before coming to the currency market. The currency circle is no longer the same. It will only become more and more difficult for ordinary people to make money here. In the past, only exchanges took the big share, and some leeks took the small share. Now exchanges and Wall Street traders share 50-50, and ordinary currency traders no longer have profits.

This market has changed. Don't be that currency circle, which has become a tool for Wall Street and exchanges to harvest.

That's all.