Because the threshold is getting lower and the number of users is increasing. In the past, if you wanted to participate in the primary market, you at least had to research wallets and pools. Now exchanges provide an integrated solution, so it's no longer that complicated.
The cryptocurrency market has developed for over a decade and is becoming increasingly convenient and regulated. There are pros and cons; the straightforward point is that the cake is only so big, and with the base coming together, how can it be divided to feed everyone? The era of widespread wealth accumulation can be said to be over.
The less people know about speculative things, the easier it is to speculate. Whose opportunity is it to invest? Of course, it's the information gap, investing in the big players. The big players who initiate a project and profit are inherently a minority. The methods haven't really changed in over a decade; from monthly profits to hourly profits, what opportunities are there to make money quickly?
In the past, the cryptocurrency market was quite blank, with big players constantly creating new content. They were happy to hold long-term positions to catch big fish, at least to make some users rich. However, the number of users being 'harvested' has been increasing, and the methods of harvesting are just old tricks being reused, and they can’t create any new content. So they simply stop pretending (since they can't pretend anymore, the trust level is nearly gone). They just cut you immediately when the project starts.
Speaking of regulation, last year there was high hope that Trump could bring new excitement to the cryptocurrency market and create a new narrative. What happened? Trump's series of chaotic moves turned the cryptocurrency market, including the global financial market, into a large personal harvesting ground. The cryptocurrency market is a byproduct of both regulation and unregulatable elements, making it easier to rise and fall compared to others that are more influenced by emotions. It has completely become the meat for Trump to manipulate.
Ultimately, new things create perfect opportunities for a batch of people to get rich quickly, but as things become less novel, more people can see through and understand the essence of what it is. With the influx of capital and an increasing number of users, and the need for things to survive leading to greater regulation, these various factors contribute to the diminishing returns in the cryptocurrency market, making it increasingly difficult to make money.
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