Time will provide the answer; no one can stand at the peak forever, just as no one will stay at the bottom forever.

Dentist, I think it's purer than those who Photoshop, shout orders, and only know how to play the blame game.

Everyone is laughing at him, calling him a gambler, a contrarian, a money-giving fairy. Every time his account hits zero, the comments section becomes as lively as during a festival, filled with a joyful atmosphere.
But to be honest, the longer I watch, the more I feel a sense of sadness.

I believe many people are not here to make money at all; they have no reverence for money, only a desire to conquer; they have no fear of risk, only a disdain for mediocrity.

Those who watch him gain a cheap sense of superiority through mockery—"Look, the dentist has blown up his account again"—this is a sense of clarity that comes from comparison, utterly meaningless.
In fact, in the core data of exchanges, the average duration of contract users is less than 3 months. Leaving in silence is the final destination for 99% of people in this zero-sum game market.

The only difference is that the dentist accelerates the display of this cruel process in front of everyone. Some laugh, while others remain silent.

If it's for a living, I advise the dentist to stop; but if it's to pay for his own desires, then I have nothing to say.

As for everyone, I do not believe that retail investors have any advantage in this market filled with scams, conspiracies, and information asymmetry. I can only wish everyone, in this huge casino, to truly conquer the demons within themselves, even for a moment.
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