The worst part is still what happens to people who trade crypto. Last year, the crypto market dropped into the first half of this year. After Bitcoin finally eased up around 60,000 to give people a chance to breathe, it just slowly ground along—then the Korean and U.S. stock markets surged higher. To expand their markets, crypto exchanges connected themselves to U.S. stock trading. From what I’ve seen and heard, many fellow crypto traders, gritting their teeth, sold their crypto assets at a loss, then went all-in at high levels on Micron and SanDisk. And then they blew up again, losing another 30%➕ on this asset in the crypto world—at the very least, they can still hold on if Bitcoin falls to 40,000 U.S. dollars…