The cryptocurrency world has never been about 'financial innovation', but rather a borderless game of interests. Domestic control is tightening, while abroad the banner of 'decentralized freedom' is being raised, which is essentially a double standard where capital preys on retail investors. The U.S. suppresses exchanges while supporting its own stablecoins, behind which lies the ambition to transform dollar hegemony. Domestic investors, 'climbing over the wall' in pursuit of their dreams amidst layers of blockades, mostly become cannon fodder, yet remain addicted to the illusion of 'financial freedom'.
Some say blockchain is the future, but the reality is that 99% of projects are fleeting, and the remaining 1% are merely cash cows for capital. The cryptocurrency space appears decentralized, but is actually controlled by a small number of whales and interest groups. You think you are chasing the trend, but in fact, you are just the liquidity they are harvesting.
As regulation tightens and international financial games intensify, how much longer can the cryptocurrency world hold up? Perhaps this is not a game for retail investors at all, but an invisible war.
Promise me: ordinary people don't gamble; you won't be the next victim...