To this day, I still believe that: encryption exchanges should not be limited to encryption.

If it stops at encryption, then it is not called an exchange.

We should directly integrate #GambleFi and add a page for encryption settlement.

"Chinese Special Edition of Macau New Lisboa"

Instead of guessing the direction every day, struggling with holding positions, and then suddenly going to zero.

Why not buy big or small in 3 minutes - simple, direct, and straightforward.

When the ancestral grave cracks and emits green smoke, it will be a good day.

Easily make a bet in the crypto circle again and fulfill a hundredfold or thousandfold dream.

Anyway, both China and the US strictly regulate virtual currencies, so what does it matter if it's "compliant" or not?

I came across a trending post these past couple of days that says:

"The commonly used exchanges in Chinese, besides #欧意 和 # Binance, are likely to experience a crash soon."

I neither agree nor disagree, let's each diversify to mitigate risks.

After all, on 10.11 that wave of black swan, I don't know how many people were liquidated, can the user growth and trading volume indicators of major exchanges still be achieved by the end of the year?

Now those who shout the slogan Build every day, today they shout Build this, tomorrow they shout Build that.

I feel like it's very similar to the predictions of Liu Moucai —

"Like a monkey, like a mouse, and like a horse, to match the sheep needs to be supplemented."

To be honest, I have been building for so long.

How much has Web3 really been brought into reality?

What step has human civilization really advanced?

Are there any coins that people are not optimistic about that can still be shorted?

High Leverage and Zero-Sum Game: Perpetual Contracts Allow 100-400 Times Leverage

Information asymmetry and manipulation: exchanges can modify trading data, algorithmic trading and insider information give institutional projects an advantage, retail investors act like gamblers chasing prices up and down, 90% of retail investors lose money, "the house always wins."

Meme coins and air coins are rampant: prices rely on speculation rather than practical value, and volatility is ten times that of the stock market.

Lack of regulation amplifies risks: frequent crash events expose liquidity illusions and misappropriation of funds issues.

Looking at the gambling industry again, the global annual revenue is 50 to 57 billion dollars, far exceeding the exchange's 4 to 5 billion.

In that case, those exchanges that are about to crash might as well listen to my advice—rather than pretending to be "financial innovation," it’s better to secretly list GambleFi.

Give retail investors a raw, pure, and straightforward betting sector where the win-loss probability is close to fifty-fifty.

At least, if I win the bet I can still smile, if I lose the bet I accept it, going downstairs to buy cigarettes is super fast.

——This article is purely the ramblings of someone after drinking and is not directed at any exchange or individual. If it offends anyone, it will be deleted immediately.