I saw someone in the group say: "Macau has no fields, only casinos and salted fish. Myanmar has no land, only dragons and tigers. If you want a good life, getting rich all depends on gambling."

This kind of statement makes no sense at all and reflects a very low level of understanding.
The essence of gambling is a zero-sum game, with the house taking a cut; the vast majority of gamblers lose money, and the general rule is the more you gamble, the poorer or even more indebted you become, not richer.
Crypto derivatives or altcoin speculation are fundamentally different from gambling.
Spot asset investment relies on long-term asset appreciation to make money, with underlying logic based on value, cash flow, etc., depending on the asset's own growth, such as company profits or project implementation.
Ultra-short-term derivatives are speculation, making money from short-term price fluctuations, influenced by market sentiment, capital flow, technicals, and other supply-demand changes, such as capital inflows or trending topics.
Only gambling relies purely on probability and luck to make money, profiting directly from others’ losses through randomness or intuition. In game theory, this is a zero-sum or even negative-sum game.
If you trade derivatives without any logic, not understanding macro, capital, technicals, news, or sentiment, then you're essentially gambling and are almost certain to lose money.
If you trade derivatives with macro logic, using low leverage and holding long-term, then that's actually investing.
Only ultra-short-term derivatives trading that combines technical analysis, capital analysis, sentiment analysis, and other comprehensive considerations, using your brain to make money, truly counts as speculation.
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