Recently, the nature of trading competitions seems to have changed. It is no longer a fair competition platform; instead, it has become an indiscriminate harvesting mechanism. Regardless of the scale of investment by participants, as long as they buy in, they will face a fall in prices, leading one to question its fairness.

I have a friend who chose not to participate in the trading competition but focused on getting airdrop opportunities. Surprisingly, even though he entered the market later than I did, his account balance has reached $2400. In contrast, as an active participant in the trading competition, my account balance is only $1800, which is far from the expected return.

According to common sense, participating in trading competitions should yield higher returns, at least exceeding 2400 dollars. However, the reality is quite the opposite. This contrast not only feels frustrating but also provokes deep reflection on the current trading competition mechanism.

In light of this situation, I have decided to temporarily stop participating in the trading competition. This decision is not only to protect my assets but also a rational response to the current market environment. In this uncertain market, sometimes choosing to wait and be conservative may be a wiser strategy.

This experience reminds us that in the cryptocurrency market, we should not blindly follow so-called popular trends. Instead, we need to analyze objectively and formulate investment strategies that suit our personal circumstances. Sometimes, focusing on other opportunities like airdrops, as my friend does, can lead to unexpected gains.