Recently, more and more people are realizing that this market is no longer as simple as "whether it can rise".

To put it bluntly—retail investors entering the market often serve as exit liquidity for others. Even if the market rises, how much do you think an average player without resources or information asymmetry can gain? To be realistic, individual players without a background in this space are likely to face a disastrous outcome.

Look at those leading institutions, what cards do they hold? Data advantages, business channels, industry resources, crushing in all aspects. When you play at the same table as them, the chips are not even on the same level.

This circle is just that extreme: either live comfortably or die miserably.

Ask yourself three questions:
What unique talent do you have that sets you apart?
Do you have institutional-level collaboration resources?
What capital or connections support you behind the scenes?

Talent, capital, and connections—missing any one of these makes it hard to go far. Retail investors are really in a passive position in this game.