My answer is: Yes, but the premise is to master the correct methods and information.
As a practitioner who has experienced multiple bull and bear market transitions, I can responsibly say that the crypto world remains a high-potential area for ordinary people to achieve significant wealth, but it is fraught with risks and opportunities. Whether you can make money depends on whether you can escape the mindset of 'buying high and selling low' and learn to capture opportunities amid cyclical fluctuations — especially during bear markets.
Why is the bear market an opportunity instead?
Looking back at history, after each 70%-80% crash of Bitcoin during bear markets, there has always been a more violent rise (e.g., a more than 20-fold increase after the 2018 bear market). However, most people leave the market out of fear, and only a few dare to position themselves against the trend. The low-priced chips during a bear market are precisely the core source of profits in a bull market. But the problem is: ordinary investors lack information channels and analytical capabilities, making it difficult to determine when to enter the market and how to allocate assets, ultimately missing opportunities.
Information asymmetry determines the profit and loss gap
The essence of making money in the crypto world is the game of information asymmetry. Key information such as project dynamics, on-chain data, institutional trends, and policy directions are often grasped by a select few first.
For example:
In early 2023, the banking crisis in the U.S. pushed Bitcoin from $16,000 to $30,000, allowing investors who monitored capital inflows in advance to profit; before each Federal Reserve interest rate decision is announced, market volatility spikes, and those sensitive to information can reduce risks through hedging strategies; before altcoins surge, on-chain whale addresses and exchange withdrawal data often show unusual activity.
If ordinary people rely solely on fragmented messages from social media, it is difficult to outperform the market.
Why do we need information aggregation groups?
Our information aggregation group was created to solve this problem, with core values including:
24/7 key data monitoring: Real-time push of on-chain whale movements, exchange capital inflows and outflows, long-short position ratios, etc., to assist in judging market sentiment; first-hand news interpretation: Federal Reserve policies, project developments, compliance progress, and other information filtered by a professional team to eliminate noise and focus on the key points; bear market survival guide: continuous sharing of content such as fixed investment strategies, arbitrage opportunities, and low-risk mining tutorials to help users accumulate chips during low-volatility phases; domestic and foreign big shots: the aggregation group includes dozens of well-known communities from both domestic and abroad, ensuring comprehensive information without getting lost.
Risk warnings and long-term thinking
Of course, making money in the crypto world is by no means a “get-rich-quick” scheme. The purpose of information groups is to improve decision-making quality, not to promise profits. We advise users:
Use idle capital for investment, avoiding leveraged all-in; during bear markets, focus on fixed investments in mainstream assets (BTC/ETH), and moderately allocate to altcoins during bull markets; keep learning, understand the underlying logic of blockchain rather than blindly following others.
The wealth effect in the crypto world is real, but it only belongs to those who are willing to think rationally and make good use of tools. If you want to strategically position yourself during a bear market and accurately escape the peak during a bull market, feel free to join our information aggregation group. Remember: opportunities are always given to those who are prepared — and the quality of information determines whether you are the hunter or the prey.
