Many people inexplicably comment on how I play so big; it's so big that I want to reply uniformly: I'm risking my life here.
First of all, trading cryptocurrencies is a decentralized behavior. I don’t know how you all understand it, but my understanding is that it is an act without government, organization, or supervision. Your actions are not protected or monitored in any way; buying and selling are entirely value agreements reached directly between the two parties. Once one party does not recognize its value, fiat currency can at least give you a piece of worthless paper, while virtual currency can only give you a string of code. Its value attribute is still assigned by fiat currency. If a virtual currency has value, you should not measure its value with fiat currency but rather directly measure it with a loaf of bread or a tangible good. I believe most people who make money still convert it into fiat currency for consumption. In your eyes, virtual currency is still a chip. Decentralization, in name, is an unregulated and uncontrolled act without government or organization, where only buyers and sellers reach a value agreement. Trading is an extremely high-risk behavior. Some people who have gone through risk assessments at banks dozens of times and are still considered conservative, I advise you to take a step back and not make a fuss here.