Many retail investors only look at the exchange's charts, but in reality, the most reflective aspect of the market is the capital flow. This wave of market activity is driven by institutions; if you only watch the K-line on exchanges, you're likely just entering a contract gambling arena and will ultimately become fuel! Look at the capital inflow situation of the Fidelity ETF. Note that the latest data shows over 200K in inflows, and there has been 0 outflows! U.S. stock market users are buying like crazy; they don't use exchanges, but they are genuinely buying the physical assets! Knowing the capital flow, determining whether it's a bull or bear market is already a basic judgment! Of course, for those gambling on 5-minute contract lines, it doesn't really matter what macro conditions you face; your fate is in the hands of the exchanges, and essentially, what you're playing is not much different from Macau or online baccarat, just with a different underlying asset. If someone writes a contract for you, it’s the same as betting on who eats the poop. So, don’t complain about what use this has; what’s the big deal about the market makers?