Three types of people who really make money in the crypto circle: Some earn a million a month effortlessly, while others specialize in cutting retail investors.

If you want to make money in the crypto circle, relying on random buying and crashing is purely gambling on luck and won't last long! Today, let's expose the three types of people who can really make big money in the circle. Their methods are straightforward and realistic. After reading, you'll be able to understand the tricks and avoid the pitfalls!

1. Water extraction faction: They don't bet on ups and downs, but earn 'toll fees' for sure.

These people never enter the market to guess the ups and downs; they just build a bridge in the middle, earning some 'hard-earned money.' Don't underestimate it; the profits from doing it big can surprise you!

• Exchange rebate players: To put it simply, they help exchanges bring in users to earn commissions. Bloggers in the crypto circle on platforms like YouTube and Weibo are typical 'new user recruiters.' Those who do well can earn hundreds of thousands of RMB in commissions monthly. Top influencers like MoonCarl can earn tens of millions of USD in commissions annually. There are also professional SEO teams specifically monitoring this area. When you search for the name of an exchange, the first link you click might not even be the official website, but rather their rebate link. During a bull market, it's common for these top teams to earn millions or even tens of millions monthly.

• Paid communities/information intermediaries: Influencers with many followers create paid groups, charging between 100 to 1000 dollars per person. If they lack a little bit of moral integrity, they can easily make money by tricking fans into entering.

2. Smart traders: Relying on unique skills to precisely pick up money.

These people are either individual experts or professional teams, each with their own unique skills, mainly divided into two factions, each with their own ways to make money!

Computer faction: Relying on coding to 'shear sheep' in the cryptocurrency circle.

Many successful traders are programmers themselves or have programmer teams behind them, specifically looking for opportunities on-chain and on centralized exchanges to strike swiftly and accurately!

• On-chain shearing: Specifically writing programs to batch shear sheep, regardless of whether it's platform airdrops, event benefits, or fair launches of new projects and whitelist qualifications. As long as it’s confirmed that someone will take over and profit later, they grab in bulk. Many big shearing players in China have been professional sheep shearers using Fiddler tools since 2016 or 2017.

• On-chain MEV: Profiting from slippage during retail transactions. Despite the intense competition in this field, making money is genuinely stable. Large MEV bots can easily earn millions of dollars each month.

• On-chain-CEX arbitrage: Speculators and big players often make moves on centralized exchanges, a large order can drive the price up several points, and that's when the arbitrage opportunity arises. They buy coins on-chain and then hedge on exchange contracts, slowly selling as the price returns to normal, earning risk-free price differences.

• Statistical arbitrageurs: There are many coins in the cryptocurrency circle with similar concepts. When coin A rises, retail investors follow suit and buy the non-rising coin B. Arbitrageurs write precise programs to calculate the historical correlation between different coins. Once the price deviation reaches a certain degree, they decisively act to arbitrage.

• Market makers: Considered versatile, providing buying and selling liquidity to the market to earn spread profits, while also engaging in statistical arbitrage, delayed arbitrage, and even VC investments, leveraging various operations to increase returns.

News trading faction: Profiting from being one step ahead to earn information differences.

This is also my area of expertise, profiting from the delayed information of retail investors and market makers who can't withdraw their orders in time. Retail investors rely on either slow media or community shares for news, and by the time they react, several minutes have passed. As long as I buy faster than retail investors, I can easily earn the price difference.

Comprehensive data faction: Keeping a close eye on capital movements to seize opportunities.

These individuals specifically monitor various market data, such as contract positions and large order transactions, and keep an eye on whether large wallet addresses are active or not, essentially having a 'God's eye view' of the market, knowing where the money is flowing before ordinary people do, fundamentally still making money from delayed information.

3. Rule breakers: The harvesting game of big players.

These people are the big players in the cryptocurrency circle, divided into secondary and primary markets, specifically targeting retail investors for profit, using ruthless and wild tactics!

• Secondary market big players: First secretly hoarding a bunch of low-market-cap altcoins, then driving the price up by more than ten times. When retail investors fear missing out and enter the market, they slowly offload in batches. Even if the coin price drops by 50%, retail investors think they can buy the dip, but in reality, the big players still make a fortune.

• Issuing tokens MCN (primary market big players): Their speed in chasing trends is ridiculously fast. For example, when Musk tweets that AI is called GROK, they immediately use fully automated systems to issue tokens and add liquidity, then distribute the coins to their own hidden addresses, creating fake transactions with thousands of addresses, spending money to hire a bunch of KOLs for promotion. When retail investors enter, they either slowly offload or directly abscond with the funds.

Why are the big players so unscrupulous? Because many non-European and American countries treat cryptocurrency as a commodity, and there are no relevant regulations against 'market manipulation' in many countries, just like hoarding Rolexes or sneakers and reselling them without anyone caring. Speculating on cryptocurrencies also has little restraint. #FederalReservePaymentInnovationConference #USDepartmentofTreasuryBitcoinStrategicReservesSurge #BinanceHODLerAirdropTURTLE

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