Why hasn't there been a massive influx of retail investors in the crypto space?
Because the profits are too little.
Nothing is as exciting as a friend's coin surging 100 times, nothing is as thrilling as a friend becoming rich overnight from trading.
Most people enter the market because they've heard their friends are making money from trading.
In previous years, when there weren't so many VC coins, these stories of getting rich were still quite common.
It's said that new coins are more appealing than old ones; new coins are likely to produce hits.
In the past two years, retail investors have completely missed out on profits in this area.
It's very hard to make money by buying new coins; essentially, buying new coins often leads to losses.
Without the profit effect, who will come in? Without the get-rich-quick effect, who will come in?
When the market heats up, coin prices rise, and profits can be made, countless people will rush in.
When the big A surged, retail investors got a taste of the profits, and that's when so many people rushed in.
The same principle applies in the crypto space; driving up prices is the hard truth, and coins that can make retail investors money are good coins!
