The same套路 in the circle has never changed.

Let's see what those dreamers say: with small funds, you can get started; financial freedom is not a dream. The key is that they also imply that all of this can be replicated. As a result, attention is directly anchored. These people don't talk about market conditions or technical details at all; they just emphasize that they "saw it early," and once you hear that, you immediately follow along. But the problem is, can you really convince yourself to hold?

Once you enter the market, your judgment starts to go offline. When your wallet's numbers look good, you begin to brainwash yourself—luck is packaged as skill, experience is blown up into a system. Then comes the endless feeling of missing out, FOMO wave after wave, and finally, you can only chase highs and sell lows.

Think clearly: true stable returns have never been marketed as a "replicable template" for widespread promotion.