The true portrait of retail investors speculating in cryptocurrencies in this round of exchanges is
1. They took over the market with a valuation of tens of billions and almost lost money from airdrops
2. They took over the value coins of VCs in the copycat season and were cut
3. They bought a bunch of dogs, frogs, and cats in the meme season, and the zoo made a profit first and then lost money and was cut
4. Value coins and memes are not taking over each other. It should be okay for ETH to be listed on ETFs, so V dogs cut it again
5. TON games became popular, and tens of millions of non-circle users made a little money, but they took over the spot after seeing the market pull, and were cut again.
No matter how rich the leeks are, they can't stand you cutting them like this. In short, they won't lose money if they don't take over... The profit source of all projects is retail investors participating in the secondary market. Don't mention how miserable it is
