Those who truly know how to swim are quietly making money; those who can't swim are giving lectures on stage.

Someone who can't even read a candlestick chart is shouting buy/sell signals in the group every day; the real seasoned traders prefer to stay low-key, and their occasional comments are often golden.

KOLs teach you to buy the dip and sell the top, but they are secretly building positions; project teams talk about revolution and drawing pie charts, but they are already preparing to run away with the funds. The market isn't lacking in money, but in sexy scammers, and now even scammers aren't sexy enough.

Information gap is life and death gap. You think you're bottom fishing, but you're actually taking on someone else's position; you think you're laying in wait, but you're actually handing over your head.

Those who understand don't speak; those who speak don't understand. The market isn't short of money, but of the ability to distinguish between fake and real projects. Most retail investors are testing the Dunning-Kruger effect with their positions: the more ignorant, the more confident.

Whoever has more accurate information and stronger execution will survive. Retail investors still trusting "expert analysis" are destined to become others' liquidity.