@forbiddenone

I used to never understand something: Why do so many people keep buying into these low-quality investment platforms? They pour hundreds, even thousands of dollars into them, losing once, twice, ten times, and still buying. Then I understood. I saw a guy in a group. He was in debt, on loans, borrowing money from friends. His newly unblocked 20,000 yuan vanished in just a few days. He kept asking what to invest in, if there was anything he could go all in on, hoping to double his money. I didn't dare give advice, because in this market, even surviving is difficult. So he started buying randomly, chasing whatever was rising, rushing into whatever was hot, making decisions every few minutes, and losing an entire account in a few hours. The most heartbreaking thing was that once he received his salary of 7700 yuan, and shortly after, lost 5500 yuan. At that moment, I finally understood: Garbage coins don't lack liquidity because the market isn't lacking in desperate people or fools. They're not investing; they're gambling, hoping to make a killing in one go, but in the end, they get nothing. A few harsh pieces of advice for the crypto world: If you're in debt, don't touch cryptocurrencies, don't trade futures. The more you try to recover, the more you become liquidity itself. You can accumulate capital by taking advantage of promotional events and freebies. When you lack judgment, staying out of the market is the best solution. Not placing orders isn't wrong; placing random orders is slow suicide. Never go all in, because in the crypto world, there's only one outcome: zero. Never borrow money to trade crypto. Those who survive long-term in the crypto world are never the fastest to win, but the slowest to lose. If you find yourself: emotionally out of control, desperate to recoup your losses, constantly watching cryptocurrencies for help— then what you should do isn't buy another coin, but close your exchange and protect yourself first. I hope everyone can preserve their capital in the bear market and fight again in the bull market.

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