81% of people in the crypto circle lose money, but every time they open their account, they think they are part of the remaining 19%. Looking at a set of data, it's quite real. 81% of retail investors end up with overall losses. Among retail investors holding less than 1 Bitcoin, only 19% are profitable. Those who doubled their investment are less than 0.1%. In simple terms, eight out of ten retail investors lose money. But if you casually ask someone who is trading, they will all think they are in that 19%. Every time you ask, the answer is the same. Another set of data is even more straightforward: The average cost basis for short-term traders is $67,300. Starting from when $BTC fell below 67,300, it has been 98 full days without breaking even. On August 19, BTC surged from 64,000 to 81,000, a 26% increase in one week. People who were waiting for a 45,000 buy-in opportunity a week ago suddenly accepted the 80,000 price a week later. From "too expensive to buy" to "if you don't buy now, it's too late," there was only one candlestick in between. First, convince yourself this time is different, then be convinced by the market. That's how the 81% loss rate comes about. #交易之声：你的经验值得被听到 #新手必看：这里有你需要的一切