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What kind of domestic trading do you often see? It seems like domestic trading is harvesting you. Do you know which companies are currently harvesting tens of billions and hundreds of billions in the market?
Goldman Sachs holds over $700 million in Bitcoin spot ETFs, and the companies holding Bitcoin spot ETFs include: JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of Canada, HSBC, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, UBS Group, and the Michigan state pension fund in the United States, among others.
Do you think it's just the domestic trading that is harvesting you? The real ones harvesting you are Wall Street in the United States. The false news is put out by them, the shills are hired by them, and if you trust them and trust market analysis, you will never make money!
What about selling beef, sissies? Those technical analyses and signals are all aimed at your wallets. If you trust them, you’ll end up with nothing.
In the cryptocurrency market, there is nothing of value, nothing that has produced anything helpful to humanity, nothing that can genuinely make money. It’s all a zero-sum game; the money others earn comes straight from your pocket. Is there a Microsoft in this market? A Tesla? An NVIDIA? This market is just a pure gambling casino, not a market where you can earn additional profits.
Why can they easily explode a few billion or tens of billions every time? Because the house plays its cards after you, you play three, and they play four, watching your cards. If you play rock-paper-scissors first, and the house plays after, you’re not going to win. Moreover, even in spot trading, they can directly manipulate to bypass your pricing.
Don't blindly trust so-called big players like Musk, and don’t take the Federal Reserve seriously. This is cryptocurrency, not U.S. stocks. Every time you are forcibly linked by the house, the essence of blockchain is decentralization, unregulated. How can decentralized things listen to the Federal Reserve, whether interest rates go up or down? Isn’t that funny?
Goldman Sachs holds over $700 million in Bitcoin spot ETFs, and the companies holding Bitcoin spot ETFs include: JPMorgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of Canada, HSBC, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, UBS Group, and the Michigan state pension fund in the United States, among others.
Do you think it's just the domestic trading that is harvesting you? The real ones harvesting you are Wall Street in the United States. The false news is put out by them, the shills are hired by them, and if you trust them and trust market analysis, you will never make money!
What about selling beef, sissies? Those technical analyses and signals are all aimed at your wallets. If you trust them, you’ll end up with nothing.
In the cryptocurrency market, there is nothing of value, nothing that has produced anything helpful to humanity, nothing that can genuinely make money. It’s all a zero-sum game; the money others earn comes straight from your pocket. Is there a Microsoft in this market? A Tesla? An NVIDIA? This market is just a pure gambling casino, not a market where you can earn additional profits.
Why can they easily explode a few billion or tens of billions every time? Because the house plays its cards after you, you play three, and they play four, watching your cards. If you play rock-paper-scissors first, and the house plays after, you’re not going to win. Moreover, even in spot trading, they can directly manipulate to bypass your pricing.
Don't blindly trust so-called big players like Musk, and don’t take the Federal Reserve seriously. This is cryptocurrency, not U.S. stocks. Every time you are forcibly linked by the house, the essence of blockchain is decentralization, unregulated. How can decentralized things listen to the Federal Reserve, whether interest rates go up or down? Isn’t that funny?
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