#比特币2026年行情展望 The truth about trading: It’s not "mutual benefit and win-win," but wealth redistribution

Many people talk about $BTC, $ETH, $SOL , often framing it as stories of "technological innovation" or "financial freedom." Honestly, these are just attractive shells.

The essence of the crypto world has never been PVE (player versus environment), but PVP (player versus player). The profits in your pocket are, to some extent, someone else's losses in their account. The reverse is also true.

Here's a real-world example to make it clear.

Suppose you have 300U ready to place an order, and after analyzing the trend, you enter with 50U. If your judgment is correct, you consider yourself a perceptive retail investor. At the same time, a big holder with 100,000U also has a bullish outlook and opens a position with 50U at the same time. Then, the market randomly pulls a spike — you get liquidated, and you're out. They remain unmoved. Your money disappears, and their game is just beginning.

It looks like the same judgment, but the results are worlds apart. The difference isn’t in prediction ability but in the ability to "stay alive." Small funds die, big funds survive. You are the snack; they are the hunters.

Most retail investors think they are "chasing trends." In reality, your role is more like a liquidity supplement. When you get excited and enter, smart money is systematically offloading. When you panic and cut losses, they are adding to their positions at low prices. Every emotional fluctuation of yours provides others with the most stable source of profit.

The market is not a casino; it is the cruelest arena. The rules are simple: either you eat others' chips, or your chips are eaten.