In the crypto world, does understanding technology necessarily mean you can make money?

I can tell you very confidently, in the crypto world, those who understand technology can't make money.
Except for the tech gurus in the ancient days who purely loved holding coins and made money, after 2020, tech-savvy people can't make money. $BTC
The crypto world is both a casino and a liquidity grinder, and making money in crypto means understanding whose money you're earning (this is very important).
For example, take contracts—you’re up against a supercomputer running billions of calculations per second, an emotionless, cold algorithmic matrix.
Don’t you always feel targeted by the exchange? Every time your position gets liquidated, and it’s often just a coincidence that it almost brushes past and blows you out.
Whether you're holding spot assets or trading contracts, if you still foolishly study candlestick charts, then you are a super fool.
Bull markets are like gods, bear markets are like gods—liquidity and trading volume are the real big players.
Want to predict with candlestick charts? Or learn from each different way of dying?
Calling you a boat-anchoring to find a sword would be a high compliment.
Wake up, the times are advancing, embrace new algorithms, or else robot algorithms will blow your positions every day. $ETH
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