Mining_sLittleSheep

I have a friend who has been trading cryptocurrencies for three years, going from 100,000 to 30,000. He studies candlestick charts every day, reads through a stack of analyst reports, and memorizes all kinds of indicators.
I asked him if he's making money. He said, "It's too difficult; this market is too complicated."
Then I remembered Aunt Wang, who sells vegetables downstairs.
Five years ago, her husband fell ill, and they had no money at home. Hearing that Bitcoin could make money, she took out 3,000 yuan from her vegetable sales every month to buy Bitcoin. She doesn't understand technical

Yesterday, I talked about my experience entering the crypto world. The day my friend introduced me to the crypto space, I thought I had met a benefactor.
He mysteriously said, "Bro, there's a project that can tenfold in a month, but you have to keep it secret." I was so excited that my eyes turned green, and I immediately invested 30,000.
But three days later, the project team ran away.
I angrily confronted my friend, and he looked even more aggrieved: "I lost money too, we're all victims."
In the crypto world, everything resets to zero, and there's nowhere to argue. After losing all your mone

I came across some data yesterday that almost made me laugh to death.
A certain Web3 project just launched, with a market cap of 20 billion USD. How much revenue? Zero. How many users? 3,000.
Among these 3,000 users, airdrop hunters registered dozens of accounts each. The real users might only be a few hundred.
20 billion USD, brothers. What does that mean? It's higher than the market cap of many publicly listed companies. Yet, they don't even have a decent product.
The project team is also talented. They throw money around in airdrops, afraid that airdrop hunters won't come. And when the hunt

Yesterday, I saw someone sharing their experience: following a big V to trade contracts, losing 80,000 in three days.
I asked him: Do you think someone earning ten million a month would spend time teaching a salary of five thousand how to make money?
He was stunned: "Then why does he share strategies?"
I said: Because you are his strategy.
You think they are Lei Feng, but in reality, you are their ATM. Those free wealth secrets, insider information from big shots, KOL contract signals—all are carefully packaged tools for harvesting.
In an era where even wives are unwilling to share their paths

Yesterday, a friend was crying and told me that he had lost 2 million yuan after three years of trading cryptocurrencies.
I asked him: Do you know whose money you're making?
He was stunned: Isn't it just making money from the rise and fall of coin prices?
This is the cognitive level of 99% of retail investors.
The crypto world is really not about making money from coin prices, but about making money from human nature. You think you're buying coins, but actually you're buying people's hearts.
Those who truly make big money never look at K-line technical analysis. They study: Who are the holders

Yesterday, I saw a newbie crying in the group, saying he had been trading cryptocurrencies for three years and lost 200,000 yuan. I checked his Moments and uncovered the truth.
This guy posts only five-minute candlestick screenshots every day. When it rises by two points, he’s ecstatic; when it drops by three points, he starts blaming the whales. It’s been like this for three years.
Suddenly, I understood. The real trap for the poor in the crypto world isn’t lack of skills or bad luck.
It’s perspective.
While you’re staring at minute charts, others are studying industry trends. While you’re ca

Yesterday, someone posted a screenshot of getting rich on Moments again. I clicked to see: it's another new project, another hundredfold coin.
What tricks have the crypto world been playing over the years? DeFi claims to be decentralized finance, but project teams run away more often than banks collapse. Web3 says it will reshape the internet, but in the end, it's just a Ponzi scheme in disguise. NFTs claim to be a digital art revolution, but now everywhere are monkeys worth 0.01ETH that no one wants.
What innovation? It's just new ways to harvest.
In the past, to harvest the leek, you had to

Yesterday, I saw a veteran trader who had been in a three-year contract wipe out and reset to zero.
He told me he was originally trying to buy the dip and turn things around, but he lost everything in one night. I asked him why he didn't cut his losses, and he said, "I listened to a signal provider saying it would go up, so I thought I could hold on."
This is the real situation in the current crypto world.
Screens are full of so-called experts shouting buy signals. Today they say good news will push the market up, tomorrow they say the bears are coming. The retail investors are confused, and i

Yesterday, I saw an old friend post on social media. Showing off that he had joined more than ten crypto groups. Every day, busy reading all kinds of insider news.
I clicked in to take a look. The group was full of "Brothers, let's go"、"This wave is bound to rise"、"Go all in and do it"。
It reminded me of a saying from my hometown: "Calling a bird with no meat."
The birds that are always squawking have no meat on their bodies. In those crypto groups that shout buy/sell signals every day, only a few can laugh their way to the end.
Most are just self-deluding the little guys. Pumping each other u