#pi In the cryptocurrency circle, and I mean the crypto community specifically, the first priority is to ensure you don't die—meaning you need to protect your funds and survive as long as possible. I'm not talking about lifespan, but about your capital within this space. If you do that, you've already surpassed 80% of people. Then, if you can also make a little profit, that's really impressive. Why do they always push hard to run promotions and attract new users? Because the old veterans have run out of money and have already quit; they can only bring in new people to invest and send money in.



Don't forget, even professional traders, elite groups backed by financial conglomerates with eyes and ears everywhere, holding tens or hundreds of billions of dollars, can be wiped out here. Even Trump's son can't avoid stumbling in this game. And we small retail investors? We're just tiny players. If the money here was so easy to make, would you and I even have a shot? Are hot money chasing after certain coins? If Pi has low risk and is suitable for entry, why do you see prices dropping from 3 US dollars to 0.17 US dollars without any financial conglomerates stepping in? Think about it with your butt.
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AntMovingBricksvip
· 04-02 04:13
Drowned people are often those who can swim.
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GoingToBeijingToLearvip
· 04-02 02:48
If a project develops well, it requires time to mature.
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GateUser-2f6bebe4vip
· 04-02 02:30
What does "being too clever by half" mean?
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GateUser-0f4acc33vip
· 04-02 02:25
There are too many retail investors, and too many trapped positions, which is also a reason.
Which big funds are willing to come in and help with short positions as a charity?
Their money is also money, and they are also here to make a profit.
Any coin or stock with many retail investors, none of them are good; if you don't believe it, go check.
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GateUser-0f4acc33vip
· 04-02 02:24
Clear, I’ve learned a lot. Thank you.
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LookingForwardToInfinvip
· 04-02 02:16
That's the same principle.
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