I just happened to scroll through a post where an ordinary full-time mom described how she went from Cryptocurrency Trading to opening contracts, and then to borrowing online loans, gradually falling into a deep abyss, ultimately selling her house and getting divorced. What struck me most about this post is that I could see the shadows of many group friends and Twitter friends in every single sentence, as if this was the template and fate of almost 99% of ordinary suckers. I strongly recommend everyone to seriously read this article!

This world is always dominated by survivor bias, the voices of the winners are always the loudest, and everyone only wants to hear what they like, which leads to the impression on Twitter that no matter how many hardships you go through, there is always a chance for a big comeback like all-in A8 waiting for you. Perhaps the motivational success stories are told by the 1% who survived, but what about the 99%? They silently withdraw from the internet or even commit suicide, and you don't even have the chance to hear their stories of failure!

Recently, a certain exchange did not allow the use of borrowed online loan funds for Cryptocurrency Trading, which caused quite a stir. There were even many people sharing their experiences, using their success stories to prove the rationality of borrowing online loans and turning their lives around. I am not speaking for that exchange, and the growth paths of all exchanges are inevitably bloody and savage. However, as I looked at these posts where people discussed their success stories, I really felt a chill down my back. How many people will believe that they are the destined ones because of these posts? And how many, like the mother in this post, will ultimately face ruin?
Maybe after I send out this tweet, many people will criticize me, saying what a pretentious good person I am. Yes, that's right, give up the desire to help others and respect their fate.