Almost every time there is a monster coin like STO, I would advise my group members to just take a look and not touch it. Including previous games such as RIVER, MMT, TRB, etc., this type of coin is essentially a game of unequal information. The banker knows how many chips they have in their hands and how much of the contract OI is their own. There are countless ways to play with the opponent's plate to maximize profits, such as controlling the chip and pulling the plate to burst, using negative rates to grind down the air force, building empty orders to smash the spot guillotine, or repeatedly smashing. The most talked about results are often either someone ambushing at the bottom and eating several times, or someone quickly profiting by touching the top. It's actually quite normal. Users in the cryptocurrency industry have a high risk appetite, enjoy volatility, and enjoy wealth stories. I also believe that some people can increase their winning rate to a level higher than that of ordinary retail investors when facing market makers through contracts and various data on the chain. But ultimately, in a game of unequal information, individual investors are destined to be - EV. Reflected in time, you can make 99 mistakes, but as long as you make one mistake and carry the order, the outcome will be zero. Reflected in terms of funds, the probability of a single player making a profit from start to finish is that the market makers plus a very small number of retail investors, while the majority of the remaining people buy the money. When a cat doesn't want to play with a mouse, the mouse has no chance. Don't be willing to be a mouse.