屯比特币

To be honest, the current price of Bitcoin has basically lost all appeal for retail investors outside the market. It's hard to imagine someone earning a salary of 10,000 yuan buying Bitcoin at 120,000 USD. Ethereum is somewhat appealing, but after breaking its previous high, the appeal of Ethereum above 5,000 has also significantly decreased for retail investors.

Some people might say that retail investors are not needed and that institutions are enough; the US stock market is mostly institutional with very few retail investors. This is true for the US stock market, as it is the most mature market globally, but the crypto space is not like that. Institutions have only recently entered, and it can't instantly become like the US stock market. For example, last night, a small PPI data release caused Bitcoin and Ethereum to drop significantly, while the US stock market hardly moved.

Therefore, this market still needs a large number of retail investors. Institutional participation is increasing, but it is far from the level of the US stock market. A slow bull market like that in the US stock market? Don't count on it. If the US stock market reaches a peak and starts to decline, just wait and see how low Bitcoin and Ethereum can drop at that time.

The point I'm trying to make is that the crypto market still needs to attract a large number of retail investors from outside. The current price of Bitcoin cannot attract retail investors, and the appeal of Ethereum has also greatly diminished after breaking its previous high, while mainstream coins like XRP, ADA, etc., have already risen to high levels. So, to attract retail investors from outside the market, we still have to rely on the explosive growth of small-cap altcoins, especially meme coins. At this time, asking retail investors from outside to study which coins have strong technology is unrealistic. The only thing that could attract them is the explosive growth of meme coins, with daily increases of several percent or even over a hundred percent, rising every day. Coupled with terms like "crazy bull market," "altcoin season," and "get rich quickly," who with a bit of spare money wouldn’t want to come in and give it a try? The final result will always be the same; there are no new stories in the trading market. The process may vary, but the outcome remains unchanged because human nature does not change!

Is it Paris Brother or Aussie Master Brother? I believe this matter cannot be judged by right or wrong, there is no right or wrong, only positions.

Emotionally, I lean towards Paris Brother. In my view, the essence of the cryptocurrency circle's scams is becoming increasingly obvious. For the majority of retail investors, buying and selling is indeed their own behavior, but this does not prove that the scams are legitimate. Those who use this as a moral high ground to argue are simply manipulating the downstream by the upstream food chain, making you lose money while believing it is your own problem, leading to self-doubt instead of thinking of ways to retaliate against the creators of the scams. This way, they can sleep soundly and continue to bleed you dry.

The people who create the scams are even more despicable; they use their information advantage, financial advantage, and public opinion advantage to deceive us, making us believe that dog poop is gold. In these carefully designed scams, I do not think our losses are entirely due to our stupidity or a lack of so-called understanding, but rather because the disadvantages are too great, making it highly probable to be deceived.

However, grievances have their origin and debts have their owner. Those scammers are often deeply hidden, and you might not even be aware of their existence. Public outrage needs an outlet, and at this time, the number one figure in plain sight becomes the target. I feel that CZ is very wronged in this regard; those projects have no interests tied to CZ, and CZ is actually being used. This is also why he has stopped responding to those projects; he is in a dilemma, stuck between two sides. Not mentioning being scolded by retail investors, if he mentions that the market value of that coin has grown, the real beneficiaries are those scammers. In the end, it is still the retail investors who pay the price and suffer more losses.

This is a huge misunderstanding; both CZ and retail investors are losers, while those hidden away are the real culprits and the ones who are always laughing!

Three Sons Research Diary 3.5

The market is really a bit despairing. I have never sold at the top; every time there’s a big drop, I get hit. These past few days, when someone asks me whether to buy or not, I always say the market is too bad, and if you buy, be prepared to lose money.

$gps is listed on Binance, holders have an airdrop. When it first went live, it was bought at 0.08-0.09. I thought it would be stable, so I planned to wait to see after the listing. Even if it drops, I didn't think the price would be too outrageous, but when it hit 9 o'clock, it was directly halved. I really picked a great buying point, but the selling point left me speechless.

$shell I previously shared my own research and thought the product was good, but now it has also fallen below my cost price. I bought it at 0.39, and it's dropping below that. I really don't dare to act recklessly, but since BNB has also dropped, I sold it last night and exchanged it for $bnb. In terms of $bnb, I didn’t lose too much.

$red is now open for pre-market purchases, and each account can buy 5000 units. However, if there are mined coins in the account, the purchase amount becomes 5000 minus the mined quantity. When the market was normal, I thought it could be bought below 1u, and I told others the same. When it opened at 1.4, it proved that most people thought the same as I did, but later it was dragged down by the overall market and went below 1u. However, the market is so bad that I'm also afraid to buy. The little I mined before has also been exchanged for $bnb at the lowest point.

I have bought all the projects on the weekly leaderboard of the Bnbchain activities and added them to the pool. When I bought yesterday, some small-cap coins shot up high. If the market was normal, I would have taken advantage of it, as there’s a high probability that it could rise when adding. But the market is so bad that I have lost all desire to take advantage. Looking at the K-lines of each project, I still feel many people are speculating. Of course, I have to mention that $koma, $banana, and f3b 714 performed relatively well. Buying in at 150,000 u or 200,000 u still has not many sell orders, probably because the pool isn't very small, so speculators might not choose these few.

I bought $tst at 0.19 and impulsively sold it at 0.06, thinking of selling it to exchange for $bnb. When I sold, $bnb went up a bit, and I wanted to wait for it to drop again to buy back, but I couldn't get it back. This is the reason I’m often reluctant to sell coins; I frequently operate like this.