$BTC Use the mentality of the major players to trade cryptocurrencies. Say whatever comes to mind. In the past, it was difficult to issue coins, and people could only make money by buying and selling in the market. Therefore, the major players could only hide their coins and then pump and dump to make a profit. At that time, retail investors only needed to be brave enough to buy and hold during a downturn to make money easily. What changed? It was when issuing coins became very easy. Can everyone recall that it probably started around 2022? Now, isn't it easier to issue coins? You can say a coin can be issued in just a few minutes. In this situation, if you are a wealthy person, would you choose to buy into the market from others? The answer is definitely no. The simplest way to exploit retail investors is to issue and sell coins, then continue to issue and sell nonstop. In fact, it's not just the major players who are wealthy; many retail investors are also issuing coins. That's why 99% of coins in the primary market are scams. They try to get famous people to issue coins, and as soon as the pool has money, they immediately withdraw and run away. There are quite a few like this. Many live streams now want you to engage with meme coins in the primary market, so be careful. In this kind of market, it’s becoming increasingly difficult for retail investors to make money. Does that mean there’s completely no chance? Not really, because most altcoins are played like this, so retail investors choose to gamble on contracts instead. Yes, that's right; out of 10 retail investors, basically 9 are in contracts. But contracts are just gambling because using leverage amplifies the risk, and the outcome is bound to be zero. Because retail investors go into the contract market, it's like a herd; wolves can only make big money where there are many sheep. So the major players can only make big money by trading contracts as well. But if you are a wealthy person, you wouldn't bet on someone else's game, right? The best choice is to issue your own coin, get liquidity out, and then go into contracts. This way, the coins are all in your hands, making control very easy. Some without vision just open short positions in contracts and crash all the way down, cashing out some from the spot market and making a bit in contracts. There are quite a few like this, but this way, you can't make big money because shorting contracts doesn't make much either. Now, it's also hard for retail investors to take over the spot market. Visionary major players will drop the price and then rise crazily, eating up all the shorts. Only then can making money be crazy and explosive. Only such retail investors can participate and follow.