1. It's better than lying flat; with a stroke of luck, you can still make money. If you don’t touch leverage, sooner or later, you will make money. 2. People without money have the opportunity to become wealthy. 3. It’s easier for wealthy people to get even richer with this. If you don't urgently need money, buy a few hundred 'Dalu' and hold them for five years; you could end up with thousands of 'Dalu' in your hands. The premise is that if you have money, don’t buy recklessly. Those who can be fooled into buying pyramid schemes are already lacking in intelligence and awareness. If you don’t lose all your money on pyramid schemes, you will lose it in other areas as well. Scammers can’t deceive those with online intelligence; if you get scammed, you can only blame yourself for being foolish. 4. If you want to play technical analysis or leverage, 90% of price reactions are still fairly accurate (I personally think at least more accurate than A-shares), and with high volatility, making quick money is easier. However, the other 10% of the prices can fluctuate wildly and can make your principal disappear in an instant. If you're daring enough to touch leverage, it’s like sticking your head in your waistband to cause trouble, just treat it as a thrill (whoever wants to play can play; I’m not playing). If you win, consider it picking up money; many gamblers enjoy this thrill of betting small to win big. If you win, you get the club's young models; if you lose, you have to go work. 5. The era of the Metaverse is about to begin (What? You still don’t know what the Metaverse is? Go watch the movie 'Ready Player One'). What kind of money do you think will be used in the world's best Metaverse? I believe that one of the universally recognized currencies will definitely be Ethereum and Bitcoin. Many people's pricing thoughts are still anchored to fiat currencies, but have you ever thought about what if one day, the anchor in everyone's mind changes?