Check the average cost price and average selling price of the top 100.

Everyone is looking at the prosperity, "What a great opportunity!"

"A huge wealth opportunity with a market value of 3 billion"

In fact, at least 80% of people are bystanders who completely missed the opportunity to participate and were just doused.

Human nature's behavior is to FOMO and chase the highs. When you water it down, I won't buy when going down the stairs...

Additionally, among the 20% of participants, only a small portion actually made a profit. Looking at the profit addresses, the highest is under 2m, and there are no more than 10 addresses exceeding 1m...

Then look at the cost of holding the top 100 coins and the selling cost... a price difference of 10 points.

This is rather... superficial.

If #yzy is like this and there is no second wave, then it's too obvious that it is a:

Fake opportunities, small opportunities!

You see, looking at market capitalization doesn't mean much. What does it matter if you have 1 billion or 10 billion? What matters is the relationship with the actual participants... whether there has been a true transfer of enormous wealth.