#以太坊行情解读 Does going all in really make money? Or is it the beginning of self-destruction?
To be honest, I bet that most people will choose the latter. Among retail investors who take out loans All in, 99% end up losing everything.
"Bro, I paid off my mortgage early and threw 300,000 into a certain AI + blockchain project all at once. Next year we'll be financially free!"
The moment I received this message, I nearly sprayed my coffee out—this guy lost his down payment three years ago because of a margin call from online lending to trade cryptocurrencies, and now he’s about to repeat the same mistake?
Today, let's not talk about those grandiose "risk management" and "rational decision-making". Let's just ask plainly: Are those who dive into Web3 with loans geniuses or gamblers?
My answer is very straightforward: the vast majority of those who go all in by borrowing money end up losing everything, even their underwear.
Today I want to ask you a question—will you use borrowed money to enter Web3? Don't rush to say "yes" or "no"; first, clarify the truth. Those who track major cryptocurrencies like $ETH $BTC should think about the stories of borrowing money to enter the market, which basically never have a happy ending.
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TokenRationEater
· 2025-12-25 08:56
Losing underwear is the norm, so why are people still jumping in... I'm really speechless.
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LiquidityWitch
· 2025-12-25 04:20
ngl the liquidation sacrifices are already written in the stars... those borrowed stacks just become dark pool fodder fr fr
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ForkLibertarian
· 2025-12-22 09:20
Really, I've seen too many of these "dreamers", and in the end, they all became bankrupt.
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PhantomMiner
· 2025-12-22 09:18
It's the same old story again, do you remember it after three years? It's already 2024 and you're still telling the story of 300,000. This guy must really want to go bankrupt.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 2025-12-22 09:14
Sigh, another one about to repeat the same mistakes, wake up brother.
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BlockchainWorker
· 2025-12-22 09:05
Really, this guy has lost his mind. He has already paid off his mortgage and still wants to go all in. What about the lessons from three years ago?
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SoliditySlayer
· 2025-12-22 09:01
Really, that guy still hasn't learned his lesson after three years, how much self-deception does that take?
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MoodFollowsPrice
· 2025-12-22 09:01
One story after another, the endings are all the same. What cannot be learned will never be learned.
#以太坊行情解读 Does going all in really make money? Or is it the beginning of self-destruction?
To be honest, I bet that most people will choose the latter. Among retail investors who take out loans All in, 99% end up losing everything.
"Bro, I paid off my mortgage early and threw 300,000 into a certain AI + blockchain project all at once. Next year we'll be financially free!"
The moment I received this message, I nearly sprayed my coffee out—this guy lost his down payment three years ago because of a margin call from online lending to trade cryptocurrencies, and now he’s about to repeat the same mistake?
Today, let's not talk about those grandiose "risk management" and "rational decision-making". Let's just ask plainly: Are those who dive into Web3 with loans geniuses or gamblers?
My answer is very straightforward: the vast majority of those who go all in by borrowing money end up losing everything, even their underwear.
Today I want to ask you a question—will you use borrowed money to enter Web3? Don't rush to say "yes" or "no"; first, clarify the truth. Those who track major cryptocurrencies like $ETH $BTC should think about the stories of borrowing money to enter the market, which basically never have a happy ending.