Recently, the crypto world has once again staged a magical plot. On March 1st, I just finished analyzing the policy risks of USDT for everyone, and the next day, there was a large-scale capital transfer in Europe and the United States, directly causing chaos in the market. And the result? The Chinese crypto community once again collectively reached a climax, shouting slogans like 'the bull market is back' and 'long live Emperor Trump' resoundingly. I'm puzzled, what does this have to do with Trump?

In the current market environment, retail investors are really finding it increasingly difficult to survive. It's not that we lack intelligence, but the environment is like a carefully designed maze - while institutions from Europe and the US are outside the maze in helicopters looking at the map, we retail investors are stumbling around inside in the dark, and occasionally being led by various garbage information. Take the recent operation of USDT for example, it's clearly institutions playing the game of high selling and low buying, but the Chinese retail investors collectively reached a climax, treating Trump as their savior. I just want to ask: does Trump know that you guys can add drama like this?

The biggest sorrow of retail investors is not losing money, but being sold and still helping others count the money. Clearly being harvested by institutions, they still post screenshots of 'great victory' in their circle of friends; Clearly being manipulated by garbage information, they still think they have mastered the wealth password. Look at those so-called 'experts', shouting bull market today and calling for a crash tomorrow, they are actually paving the way for institutions. Poor retail investors, like fish on the cutting board, are at the mercy of others.

But having said that, do retail investors really have no chance? Not exactly. Take the Taobao brick-moving project, for example. Although it sounds like a physical job of "moving bricks," it is actually a technical job. You don't need to hoard goods or pressurize inventory. You can operate it with just a phone or computer, and earn some pocket money by spending a couple of hours a day. The key is that they play by the rules, not messing around with those empty promises. Unlike some projects that promise to double today and run away tomorrow.

However, if retail investors want to survive in this market, they must first learn three things: First, do not be brainwashed by junk information; Second, do not treat Trump as a god of wealth; Third, do not always think that windfalls will come from the sky. Remember, behind all the opportunities that make your blood boil, there is a sickle hidden; all the lessons that make you cry, are the tuition of growth.

Finally, I'd like to share a sentence with everyone: In this era full of risks, protecting your wallet is more important than anything else. Instead of blindly following others' slogans, it's better to solidly learn some real skills. After all, the only one who can save you is yourself.