#数字资产市场动态 The essence of trading has never been about mutual benefit or win-win situations; frankly, it's about redistribution.

Many people talk about Bitcoin, often mentioning technological innovation, financial freedom, or future currency, but those are just superficial packaging. The true value of Bitcoin is actually very simple—two words: game theory.

The fundamental game rules in the crypto world are zero-sum. The money you make is the money someone else loses in the market. The money you lose is taken by others. There is no so-called win-win situation, only continuous redistribution and transfer of wealth.

Let's look at a very realistic example: You have 300U in your account, open a 50U long position, and your judgment is correct, so the price goes up. At the same time, a big player holds 100,000U, also bullish, and also opens a 50U position. At first glance, your judgments are exactly the same.

But then, a long needle thread comes into the market: you get liquidated and exit, while his position remains unmoved. Your funds are wiped out, but he continues to play. The moment you close your position is actually the start of his real game.

This is the difference— the market doesn't make money based on who is smarter in judgment, but on who survives longer. Those with less money die early, those with more money survive. On the surface, you're both making the same prediction, but roles are completely reversed: you are the liquidity provider, and he is the market participant.

Most retail traders have a fantasy that they are chasing trends. In reality? Your true position is—being hunted. You rush in excitedly, while institutions quietly dump their positions. When you see losses and cut your position, institutions turn around and buy at low prices. Every emotional fluctuation of yours is the most stable source of profit for others.

The market is not a casino; it is much more brutal than a casino. This is the real arena, where the rules are written in the amount of money involved.