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#以太坊行情解读 Does going all in really make money? Or is it the beginning of self-destruction?
To be honest, I bet that most people will choose the latter. Among retail investors who take out loans All in, 99% end up losing everything.
"Bro, I paid off my mortgage early and threw 300,000 into a certain AI + blockchain project all at once. Next year we'll be financially free!"
The moment I received this message, I nearly sprayed my coffee out—this guy lost his down payment three years ago because of a margin call from online lending to trade cryptocurrencies, and now he’s about to repeat the same mistake?
Today, let's not talk about those grandiose "risk management" and "rational decision-making". Let's just ask plainly: Are those who dive into Web3 with loans geniuses or gamblers?
My answer is very straightforward: the vast majority of those who go all in by borrowing money end up losing everything, even their underwear.
Today I want to ask you a question—will you use borrowed money to enter Web3? Don't rush to say "yes" or "no"; first, clarify the truth. Those who track major cryptocurrencies like $ETH $BTC should think about the stories of borrowing money to enter the market, which basically never have a happy ending.