$ETH BTC is really being manipulated? Has the biggest illusion in the crypto world been shattered?

Do you think you are playing with blockchain? In reality, what you are holding is just an ATM withdrawal receipt from institutional whales. The underlying technology of Bitcoin has indeed revolutionized and disrupted the centralized system, but the top-level ecology has long been divided among Wall Street sharks — the top 2% of addresses control 95% of BTC liquidity.

Ethereum, which claims to be the origin of smart contracts, is even worse. The founder took the lead in cashing out, the development team's staking pool operates in the dark, and Vitalik himself admitted that "complete decentralization is a false proposition." BNB and SOL, this series of nested games, are merely the dealer's left hand passing to the right hand's scythe brand.

The most ruthless is the newcomer CORE, which wrote "boiling frogs in warm water" into its white paper from the start. The project team holds the governance key and publicly promises a decentralization process, resembling a scumbag saying, "I will change slowly." But at least they put their words on the table; compared to other projects that directly overturn the table, they at least gave you the right to bury your head in the sand.

When all coins are playing a Ponzi scheme of passing the parcel, suddenly there comes a financial product with a clear strategy, do you think the retail investors will line up to recharge their faith? After all, finding a husky among wolves is already considered a safe choice.

So the question arises: when the spirit of blockchain has been gnawed down to mere bones by capital, what are we really paying for in our faith?