The rules of the game in this world are brutal—if you don’t have chips in your hand, the system will keep squeezing you until your last drop of blood.
The less money you have, the more “IQ tax” you pay; the more wealth and resources you possess, the more opportunities will come to you. The Matthew Effect isn’t just motivational talk—it’s the stark reality: the strong take everything, the weak don’t even get the scraps.
So what should you do once you see through this logic? Complaining is useless; the only way out is to change your position in the food chain. Some people choose to persist in traditional tracks, while others start positioning themselves in anti-inflation assets—hard currencies like gold, or truly consensus-backed assets in the crypto market.
Systematic investing isn’t about faith; it’s a weapon to fight volatility with time. While most people are still anxious about bills, a few are already using their spare money to buy insurance for their future.
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LiquidatedTwice
· 12-08 12:53
To put it bluntly, if you don't have money, you get squeezed. This game has never changed.
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GasFeeVictim
· 12-08 12:53
Yet another pep talk about dollar-cost averaging, this time wrapped in the guise of the Matthew Effect. The problem is that most people don’t even have spare money—how can they get insurance?
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RuntimeError
· 12-08 12:51
I've heard enough of the sob stories—at the end of the day, you still need spare money to play the DCA game.
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SocialFiQueen
· 12-08 12:37
To be honest, I'm tired of hearing about it. I just want to know how to move up now.
The rules of the game in this world are brutal—if you don’t have chips in your hand, the system will keep squeezing you until your last drop of blood.
The less money you have, the more “IQ tax” you pay; the more wealth and resources you possess, the more opportunities will come to you. The Matthew Effect isn’t just motivational talk—it’s the stark reality: the strong take everything, the weak don’t even get the scraps.
So what should you do once you see through this logic? Complaining is useless; the only way out is to change your position in the food chain. Some people choose to persist in traditional tracks, while others start positioning themselves in anti-inflation assets—hard currencies like gold, or truly consensus-backed assets in the crypto market.
Systematic investing isn’t about faith; it’s a weapon to fight volatility with time. While most people are still anxious about bills, a few are already using their spare money to buy insurance for their future.