"Can Bitcoin rise to 100,000?" "Can the 90,000 level be defended?" In recent weeks, such voices have filled the entire encryption community.

As retail investors yearn for profits, a silent massacre is unfolding on the blockchain of a leading exchange. Thousands of small and medium investors saw their wealth evaporate in just a few hours. This is not a market black swan, but a phenomenon that deserves deep reflection: when you are immersed in price predictions, the opponent has already taken precise shots.

Mr. Zhang's story is quite representative. This investor, who entered the market two years ago, completely lost control when Bitcoin surged to $85,000. He put all his savings into it, and even leveraged 3 times to buy a Bitcoin concept coin on a certain public chain. The imagination is beautiful, but the reality is brutal — the decline exceeded 70% in half an hour, and his account was liquidated. Not only did he lose all his principal, but he also owed the platform tens of thousands.

"All I can think about is the profit from Bitcoin after breaking 90,000. I didn't even realize how poor the liquidity of that coin was," Mr. Zhang later said, "and I never expected to be targeted so precisely by the capital."

Such stories are repeatedly played out in action. Why are small and medium investors always the biggest victims? The reason is actually quite simple — the information gap. Large capital holds vast amounts of data and professional trading teams, while retail investors? They can only rely on community rumors and project party boasts. The two sides are simply not on the same starting line.

Blindly following the trend and using excessive leverage will only lead to one result - the destruction of wealth.