The essence of the crypto market is a zero-sum game. The shrinking amount in your account is the profit added to someone else's wallet.

But now the situation is even more heartbreaking. The vast majority of players are floating losses, and only a few types of people are truly making money: market makers accumulating positions, early entrants cashing out, and exchanges raking in fees. We retail investors are fighting among ourselves, which is essentially just working for others.

Project teams dump coins, exchanges charge fees, market makers lock in depth—within this ecosystem, we are at the bottom. The saying "meat rots in the pot" is correct, but the problem is, this pot no longer belongs to us.

So there are only two paths: either tightly control your position size to minimize risk; or simply lie flat and stop messing around. Looking at the BTC market, sentiment and faith are worthless; the real core competitiveness lies in cold, hard capital management and risk control.