Well. I found that most people in the currency circle are gamblers.

Virtual currency has long been a financial logic. Wall Street institutions have entered, professional traders have entered, and there is nothing for leeks.

Professional traders play according to the rules of the financial game through data analysis and building strategy models. They are actually risk-averse and also hate uncertainty.

However, most people in the currency circle know nothing about risks, do not understand financial common sense, and do not understand the impact of macroeconomics on currency prices. The main theme is "embracing uncertainty". Some leeks who participated in the early stage made money by luck and lost it all. It is normal.

Some players have many self-created theories and use their simple financial views to participate in the game. If they make money, they think their theories are correct. If they lose money, they will find some unreliable ones. Reasons... The financial knowledge in their heads is probably "interest rate cut = bull market coming", or "I think he will definitely cut interest rates before x months, otherwise he won't be able to hold on" and so on...

"Isn't it good to halve the rate? What's the good news?" The most common questions these players ask are, "Why haven't you cut interest rates yet, md?" "I can't figure out why it fell?" "CZ was sentenced to four months plus a huge fine, where will digital assets go?" and so on...

So there is no such thing as a currency circle. The so-called digital assets are a kind of financial assets, which follow the rules of financial games. Those who can't play in traditional financial games will become more and more difficult to play in the "Er Circle". #BTC $BTC