Everything, everyone is losing money. And it's the wealthy and the retail investors who are losing money. Last year, I went to Xiamen and had a friend from a group of four or five people who sold out about 6 million US dollars. They said that it was the profits they earned in two years, and not only did the profits go back, but the principal was also gone. They haven't gone out for several whole days and dare not face it. There is a reason for their own strategy, because they are doing Martingale, connecting pins, and not connecting Bitcoin or Ethereum, but ENA. In the long run, Martinger, I feel that it is a negative expectation. This is the tip of the iceberg. After 1011, many people completely lost confidence and thought that the cryptocurrency industry was just a casino. However, Binance only provided a symbolic compensation of several hundred million US dollars. It's not about cracking down on Binance, but about not having the responsibility that an industry leader should have. Of course, I don't want the money security to go down. If the first industry is foreigners, let's see how Trump treats the President of Venezuela. I just saw Trump's wife who gave out garbage coins to cut leeks ringing the bell, isn't it ironic? Recognize reality, give up illusions, the cryptocurrency industry is like a casino, willing to gamble and accept defeat, but hoping that the people who run the casino can be a little more fair. The industry has grown stronger, and if you want to continue doing the business of pumping water, you can keep going with the flow. As for the crackdown on other friendly businesses, it's just a matter of stepping on it as a commercial competition, after all, they all run casinos, and no one is more noble than anyone else.