The current division of BSC is evident, with retail investors in the group lamenting "I've lost so much," while a few P players are making tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of U per month, earning without hesitation.

This situation is essentially the result of the BSC ecosystem encouraging PVP. Those who have truly fought on-chain know that some P players don't care about narratives or aesthetics; as long as the price is at the bottom, they dare to invest in any project, then quickly sell and harvest follow-ups—this kind of gameplay ensures that whoever participates earns.

Sadly, there are still many retail investors chasing after their trades, willingly becoming liquidity "fuel" that fuels this harvesting. It’s incomprehensible, yet it keeps happening.

The result is that whether a project has liquidity has surprisingly become determined by the P players. When they participate, liquidity comes; when they sell, the project is drained. They are well aware of the power they hold over liquidity, so they are ruthless, building positions at the bottom, and quickly withdrawing 10%, locking in the upward space.

The more intense the PVP, the worse retail investors suffer, and the faster P players earn. This cycle must be broken.

Only when retail investors establish their own aesthetics, no longer blindly following trades, and stop providing liquidity to them, can this market truly become healthy. $jellyjelly #美联储降息 #加密市场反弹