You can't make a lot of money in a volatile market, so why do retail investors prefer it?
There is only one reason: because if you make a mistake in a volatile market, you can get your money back by holding orders, so retail investors like to hold orders the most. This is a tailor-made market mode.
The volatile market accounts for 80% of the entire trading time, which gives retail investors an illusion that holding orders can make money back, and they also develop this habit. Therefore, when the trend comes, they can't react, and they still hold orders, and finally they return to the pre-liberation era.
Whether it is stocks, futures, or digital currencies, I have never seen any successful people who make money from volatile markets.