I see the King of the Dragon as follows

This is purely moral coercion, isn't it?
The main difference between calling on chain memes and secondary market is
Playing secondary contracts profits and losses are lost to the exchange, so
BTC and ETH's rise and fall don't matter
Playing on-chain memes is direct PVP, and those who lose money hate those who make money too much
If you lose money, you criticize those who make money; if you call out signals first, you're at fault
Actually, no matter what you play, those who lose money definitely outnumber those who make money, it's a zero-sum game, and after deducting some fees, it becomes a negative-sum game
We should actually thank those who dare to call signals, otherwise how can information spread quickly?
But whether to buy or participate, isn't the decision right in your own hands?
Trading is just the realization of cognition, whether you can enter depends on your own judgment,
Those who make money keep a low profile, while those who lose money start to demand rights,
If this continues, how can anyone contribute to future development?
This matter is quite interesting, I think it's worth discussing, what does everyone think?