Yes, but the logic behind making money is completely different from what you think.
1. Where does the illusion of the 'money-picking era' come from?
2017 ICO, 2021 DeFi, 2023 inscriptions — each cycle creates a bubble scenario of '**even fools can make money**'.
But the data is very honest:
Among Bitcoin holding addresses, only 0.3% have profits exceeding $100,000 (Glassnode 2023).
A leading exchange's backend shows that the average survival period of contract users is only 67 days.
In this market, there are indeed people driving Lamborghinis, but more are working at gas stations for Lamborghinis.
2. Three types of people who truly make money.
① Human mining machine type:
Daily monitoring of gas fee fluctuations for 20 chains, sniping meme coins on Uniswap 30 seconds faster than scientists.
Waiting for Coinbase's coin announcement at 3 AM, profiting from information asymmetry.
② Counter-cyclical hoarding coin party.:On the day of the LUNA crash in 2022, dollar-cost averaging BTC at an average price of $18,000 against the trend.
In a bear market, mine lending platforms with USDT for an annualized 35%, switch to BTC in a bull market and relax.
③ Ecological migrant workers.:Providing 50 test networks as free labor, ultimately airdrop cashing out over seven figures.
Helping project parties as customer service on Discord to exchange for whitelist, OG identity later valued at a house.
3. Why do you always become the 'bubble lubricant'?
When you are FOMOing in a bull market:
Institutions use Sharpe ratio models to calculate when to sell.
Market makers use order flow analysis to predict your stop-loss points.
Scientists rely on MEV robots to front-run your trades.
And you're still using the 'MACD golden cross learned from Douyin' as a holy grail.
4. The only reliable survival rule (proven effective).
Hedge against retail investor fate with a doghouse mindset: mine when everyone discusses 'cryptocurrency', reduce positions when 'blockchain' trends.
Treat the exchange as an ATM, not a casino: withdraw cash without depositing, immediately transfer out 50% of profits exceeding the principal.
Do math problems when excited: when a coin rises 300% in a week, calculate how much capital is needed to sell your holdings.
(Disclaimer: The above content does not constitute investment advice, the market is risky, and investment should be cautious.)
