Cryptocurrency Exchange - No market makers, only winners and losers!

The so-called “market makers” are quite mysterious to most people, but for this ID, it’s just too commonplace. The binary opposition between market makers and retail investors is probably more suited to the thinking patterns of modern Chinese people, which is why it has become such common knowledge. However, common sense is often just a synonym for collective fallacy. Not only among so-called retail investors, but many so-called market makers have also sacrificed themselves in this.

In the general definition, a market maker is someone who holds large amounts of capital and can control stock movements. In the myth of market makers, they are described as omnipotent, capable of surpassing technical indicators and fundamental analysis, and even the overall market trend is no challenge for them. This description only refers to individual stock market makers; as for national-level market makers, they have become the so-called gods of retail investors. Rumors about these market maker gods never cease in the market, spreading the fallacy of common knowledge.

But the so-called market makers, one after another, have their bones piled up into mountains. A few days ago, at a private gathering, I also met an old uncle from the 1950s who said he had prepared two billion to sit in the market and asked this ID to contact the head of a certain company. That person is also a well-known figure, and I didn’t want to embarrass him publicly, so I secretly mocked him—his brain is simply rusted.

Of course, even though the myth of market makers has become so common, these fools will continue to go forward one after another. And because there are so many of these fools, hunters can harvest plentifully. The more people who display the market maker genealogy, the happier the hunters are. Anyway, this type of person usually doesn’t last more than a few years in the market before they are basically bones.

The market has no such thing as market makers; there are only winners and losers! There are only various types of animals, and a very small number of clever hunters. The market is a game of hunting; when you only have a small bow and arrow, you can hunt rabbits; but when you have a dragon-slaying sword, catching a few snakes is just boring—what matters is whether you have the dragon-slaying sword! $J **$BERA **$LAYER