Eu não acho que a indústria já tenha chegado ao estágio final, na verdade, o jogo está apenas começando
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Bitcoin at an all-time high, yet there hasn't been much reaction. Some mockingly say it's the institutions shorting,
there might be some, but are they all shorting?
Moreover, it hasn't risen by much, so shorting wouldn't lose much money either.
No one is speaking up, mainly for two reasons,
1. Retail investors don't have much capital; they only have a small amount, so buying Bitcoin doesn't mean much. A 50X Bitcoin might be more reasonable.
From the trading volumes of BTC and ETH on Binance, both the spot and contract trading volumes of ETH exceed those of BTC. Even with 50X leverage, retail investors are not trading Bitcoin anymore because the volatility is too low.
2. This industry has been around for over 20 years. As the industry has matured, it has led to a significant decline in average returns.
Since the crypto space has gradually become institutionalized and legalized, old money has entered the market, significantly lowering the average returns.
Previously, the excess returns in crypto came from being illegal and unrecognized, but now even stablecoins have turned into digital dollars.
Without excess returns, retail investors with their small amounts of capital can no longer experience the thrill of earning in the crypto space at lightning speed.
Once popular slogans like, "Buy the dip and hold," "Hundred-fold gains, villa by the sea," "Hold, you lack vision," and "The team is working hard," have become seldom heard.
With the entry of institutions, the average return in this space will continue to decline until it aligns closely with traditional finance.
As a gambling den, I never said this space would die, but rather that the disappearance of bonuses leads to the disappearance of opportunities, meaning retail investors no longer have the chance to change their fate a hundredfold. It is gradually evolving step by step.😅😅😅
there might be some, but are they all shorting?
Moreover, it hasn't risen by much, so shorting wouldn't lose much money either.
No one is speaking up, mainly for two reasons,
1. Retail investors don't have much capital; they only have a small amount, so buying Bitcoin doesn't mean much. A 50X Bitcoin might be more reasonable.
From the trading volumes of BTC and ETH on Binance, both the spot and contract trading volumes of ETH exceed those of BTC. Even with 50X leverage, retail investors are not trading Bitcoin anymore because the volatility is too low.
2. This industry has been around for over 20 years. As the industry has matured, it has led to a significant decline in average returns.
Since the crypto space has gradually become institutionalized and legalized, old money has entered the market, significantly lowering the average returns.
Previously, the excess returns in crypto came from being illegal and unrecognized, but now even stablecoins have turned into digital dollars.
Without excess returns, retail investors with their small amounts of capital can no longer experience the thrill of earning in the crypto space at lightning speed.
Once popular slogans like, "Buy the dip and hold," "Hundred-fold gains, villa by the sea," "Hold, you lack vision," and "The team is working hard," have become seldom heard.
With the entry of institutions, the average return in this space will continue to decline until it aligns closely with traditional finance.
As a gambling den, I never said this space would die, but rather that the disappearance of bonuses leads to the disappearance of opportunities, meaning retail investors no longer have the chance to change their fate a hundredfold. It is gradually evolving step by step.😅😅😅
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