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In fact, at the end of the day, these kinds of coins are just a clear gambling game in the market; everyone knows the house is going to pump and then cause a short squeeze (making money when going long), and everyone knows it will eventually crash (making money when going short).
With these two obvious carrots dangling, speculators are naturally eager and can't resist, eager to try their luck.
The crypto world has gone through waves to reach this point; there probably aren't many big influencers who are truly naive and purely opening shorts for hedging purposes.
Apart from this small group of naive newbies, 99% of the rest are just speculators.
The house opens a clear gambling game, and you also know it's a gamble; voluntarily stepping into the game, the rest is just about skill, with no regrets or complaints.
But unlike a casino, the house can see all cards and chips; this is a non-symmetric game, and the house is guaranteed to profit.
Don't expect to win the house's money; at best, you're following the house to earn money from other players, so no one is more noble than anyone else.
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AGentlemanIsNotATool.ASmall
· 12h ago
Not entirely—retail investors are transparent: everyone can see how much capital they have and when liquidation will happen. The market maker can analyze all of this with AI, so they’re always able to precisely cut retail investors’ losses. But what the market maker holds is something everyone else doesn’t know. You can’t be sure how much capital they have or how far they can push the move. Just opening in the wrong position and the wrong direction is fuel. Even if you open correctly, it doesn’t mean you’ll come out right. If you win, you always want to win more—you’re never willing to take profit and stop. By the time you react and realize the profit is gone, you may end up losing back your principal and even the interest. If you lose, you always want to win it back—only to lose even more the more you try to recover.
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Father'sFatigue
· 12h ago
On-chain contract data transparency, big players can see the cards, but many of us cannot interpret them. Privacy encryption is needed to solve this problem.
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Jerry.Wu
· 14h ago
I suspect you're implying something about me... That's right, I'm a gambler, a rookie who stayed up all night and still lost money 😂
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GateUser-cfcb61d9
· 14h ago
Contracts are inherently gambling.
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AltcoinMayDumpAtAnyTime.
· 14h ago
Hit it again.
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