The world is just a huge game of strategy.

On a larger scale, Trump running for president means only one position wins, only one MVP will succeed, and the rest are failures.
Then, looking at the recent copycat market trend, this is the only opportunity in the past six months for major project teams to push prices up and sell off.
If the project doesn't push prices up at this time, there will be no chance to make money.
But during this process, we also have opportunities.
They need someone to buy in when they push prices up, and this buying is considered the market maker's bait cost.
You need to feed the fish to lure them, right? That's the idea.
The money we make is also part of what the market maker allows us to earn.
This is also a game of strategy with the market maker.
When playing cards, you also need to have a rival hand to make big money, so someone will enter the pot.
For example, I have a full house, you have a straight flush—only with rival hands will someone be willing to go all-in.
This is similar to the current copycat market trend.
There are also alternative approaches, especially in early cryptocurrencies, where different communities, projects, and exchanges need to work together to push this civilization forward.