虚拟豆
虚拟豆
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This time I came to Hong Kong and didn't participate much in the private events, purely because I didn't know what to talk about with others. Good project teams have almost disappeared, and traditional industries have also entered the venue.
Binance seems to have positioned itself as a bank; I've heard that many traditional companies involved in foreign exchange and trade financing have come this time. The OKX event this time is themed around wallet AI, and the AI team has a large presence with many people. It was the most comfortable venue for me, and I had a lot of conversations.
Two exchanges, two participation strategies: BSC focuses on the actions of key figures, and indeed there is a lot of liquidity and new investors. If you want to seriously study trends and build the industry to change the future, go to OKX. The leading lady herself joked about her ex changing the world.
The picture is of our community surroundings. Goodbye Hong Kong, I'm out.
Received this, when will $aster pump? I want to verify the card.
I almost died laughing scrolling through my feed, it's all about how Wes lost money. This post has exploded with likes, comments, and views, and it's spreading over there too. Good news doesn't leave the house, but bad news travels a thousand miles, right? Sure enough, everyone loves to see others lose money. 😭😭😭
🤫 The order's anti-counterfeiting mark #okx showing off the transaction, handwritten w. Not investing much, just playing with altcoins (at most a few hundred thousand dollars in a small position), it's too -ev.
Trading is like playing Texas Hold'em; with such a strongly controlled asset, not only are the odds impossible to calculate, but the rules are entirely set by the house.
When encountering a 99.99% strongly controlled altcoin, really, just looking at it is a sin. Shorting at the peak is purely a -EV behavior because there is absolutely no trading logic involved.
The underlying logic of the house's mindless pump is exactly the same as that of a Macau casino: they are not afraid of you making money, they are afraid that the retail investors won't come to the table.
Creating extreme volatility and FOMO emotions to attract retail investors' attention is the goal. As long as you can't resist the urge to open a position, whether it's chasing the high or stubbornly trying to short at the peak, that never-ending funding rate bill and the K-line that can cut the internet at any time will eventually drain your capital.
In the face of absolute control, all technical analysis is ineffective. Keeping your hands off, not looking, not touching, not gambling is the greatest respect for altcoins.
I saw someone asking if there are chartered flights for the event. To be honest, this time it's mostly self-funded. Binance and OKX are holding events under the guise of wallets or chains, and Bybit can't even show up in HK.
Those who are willing to spend their own money to attend offline events during a bear market should be cherished; it automatically filters out the casual tourists. At this time, project teams/KOLs/exchanges are all focused on getting things done, more down-to-earth.
In a bull market, the atmosphere is lively but people forget quickly, often leading to ineffective socializing. In a bear market, the exchanges are more detailed and also more pure and sincere.
The trust and connections built during this time last the longest and often become the strongest moat in the next cycle. It's not scary to spend your own money; what’s scary is to be invisible at the bottom of the cycle.
Feel free to reach out to me, see you all in HK. 🇭🇰
