In the past two years, all the hype has come from Wall Street: ETFs, AI, the financial chain transformation, and the goldification of Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency circle has hardly produced any narrative of its own; whenever problems arise, it's always someone else's fault, and no one is willing to take responsibility for building the industry. On forums and Twitter, they all talk big, but when it comes to standing up, no one dares to do so.

A big brother asked how to speak for SBF. The fact is that two years ago, before the Bitcoin bull market began, it was mentioned that the absence of SBF in the crypto world is a small issue, but the lack of checks and balances and industry planning will lead to a dog-eat-dog phenomenon, resulting in bloody fights. Now, in the current market, everyone can see it’s almost a game of dogs wanting to bite each other.

1. Listening to Wall Street's grand plans

2. Kneeling to American institutions

3. Shifting responsibility

4. Everyone feels they are awesome, but none dare to say a word externally.

But SBF dared to play with AI + blockchain, dared to draw grand plans for Wall Street, dared to provoke the U.S. government. The remaining people, aside from teasing retail investors with memes and bringing in new people to write small essays on contracts, are left with dog-eat-dog behavior, listening to Wall Street’s grand plans, and Wall Street's institutions tease market sentiment every day, creating a dramatic situation.

Clearly, it’s their own market, but it feels like they are acting like fake soldiers.

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