Ni Da revealed the various aspects of the crypto world. Cryptocurrency trading is not as good as issuing coins, issuing meme tokens, issuing memes, or even issuing counterfeit coins. In short, as long as you dare to issue, there will be people who dare to buy.

As the saying goes, existence is reasonable. This reminds me of how I loved listening to powerful singers like Qi Qin, Zhou Huajian, and Zhang Xinzhe during my university years, but I never bought their original CDs.

A pirated disc for 10 yuan with 3 copies is cheap and practical. If you have a good relationship with the boss, occasionally he will mysteriously pull out an educational video of teacher Akiyo from the black vest bag under the table, buy three get one free, why not enjoy it?

But one of my classmates in the dorm had nothing but original Rolling Stones CDs in his drawer. At that time, as poor students, we hardly had any money, so I completely couldn't understand the purpose of such behavior. We all listen to the same music, so why spend several times or even a dozen times the price to pursue faith?

This is similar to the logic of whether to buy Bitcoin or meme tokens in the current crypto world. Although we all know that buying BTC is unlikely to result in a loss if we extend the time frame, most retail investors actually do not own BTC. They have limited money in their bank accounts but want to achieve big things with small investments.

Such demand exists in the market at all times, and it has been seized by some keen-eyed bosses. Thus, every cycle will see a variety of asset issuance models and gameplay to meet people's needs.

While we're lying on the sofa, satisfied and enjoying the wonderful melodies, the bosses have secretly made their money. The next time you see him, he is already buying a yacht, while we are left with a pile of junk.

Of course, I personally think that the collector's edition educational videos of Teacher Cang should be excluded...