Trading has never been a game of mutual benefit and win-win.

Speaking of Bitcoin, many people like to talk about "technological breakthroughs," "financial freedom," and "future finance." But honestly, those are just packaging. The only value of Bitcoin is transfer—transferring from whom to whose pocket.

The essence of the crypto world is not PVE (player versus environment), but pure PVP (player versus player). The money you make is someone else's hard-earned sweat, and the money you lose is someone else's lunch. There is no win-win in the market, only plunder.

You have 300 USDT, bet 50 on a bullish move, and if you're right, you’re ecstatic, thinking you're a smart retail investor. At the same second, a big holder with 100,000 USDT also bets 50 on a bullish move. The market swings just like that—you're liquidated, and they remain unmoved. Your game is over, but theirs is just beginning.

This is reality. Trading isn't about making money through judgment; it's about making money by "staying alive." The longer you survive, the more you eat those who don't.

You are making the same judgment, but you are the fish, and they are the fishermen. Many retail investors fantasize about "following the trend." But in reality? You're just a food can for liquidity. When you rush in excitedly, the big players are quietly offloading. When you panic and cut your losses, they are adding positions at low levels. Your fear and greed are the most stable sources of profit for others.

The market is not a casino; it is a hundred times more brutal. It is a true arena of competition, and you need to understand your position.