I have a friend who believed in 'community consensus' when he first entered the cryptocurrency industry. When the project team says' Let's build an ecosystem together ', he truly considers himself a family member. Forwarding, completing tasks, recruiting people, and adding positions every day, I feel like I am participating in early opportunities. As a result, the price of the coin plummeted, and early chips began to crash; When individual investors rush, liquidity is drained away. The community is still calling for faith, and the project team is ready to tell the next story. At that moment, he realized that the market doesn't care about whether you work hard or not, it only cares about whether you have money, emotions, and whether you can provide liquidity. The reality is also like this. The boss doesn't care if you're tired or not, he just sees if you can work; The platform doesn't care whether you are poor or not, it only depends on whether you can consume; The cryptocurrency industry doesn't care if you are an ordinary person, it just depends on whether you can chase after high prices and take on opportunities. So many times, when you think you're investing, you're actually using it as an outlet for others. You think you are building an ecosystem, but in fact, you are helping others with data. The cruelest thing about the cryptocurrency industry is not the price fluctuations, but that it magnifies human nature. Whoever holds the chips, who holds the narrative, who holds the rules, who sits at the table eating meat. Those who cannot understand can only be brought to the table. Ordinary people cannot rely solely on passion to turn things around. You need to understand where the funds are going, who holds the chips, and whether the project has real users, rather than just listening to stories, slogans, and chasing emotions. The market will not reward you for your hard work, nor will it let you go because you are pitiful. What we really need to learn is not to become rich overnight, but not to be easily eaten by others. The world doesn't owe you fairness, and the cryptocurrency industry doesn't care about emotions. The only thing you can rely on is to be a little more sober, a little more sober. = This article is sponsored by @ bcgame