Why have the "retail investors" in the crypto world recently become so downcast? Even the energetic post-00s are saying they're tired? This leaves me, an old retail investor, a bit puzzled.

A few days ago, I was chatting with some young people involved in meme coins on the blockchain, and they all had frowns on their faces, saying that it's hard to make a living in this field now, with various projects plummeting, and there are hardly any opportunities to buy at the bottom. They looked as exhausted as the Monkey King moving mountains. New chains like Aptos and Sui that they used to chase after with enthusiasm now hardly interest them.

As for me, I am both surprised and not surprised at all. It’s surprising that these young people can’t keep up with the physical demands? But it’s also something I expected. It’s like stock trading; you need to have a complete investment strategy, you can’t just grab at everything.

These young people, when they start, buy into dozens of projects at once, wanting to scoop up all the “potential stocks.” What happens? They can’t even remember what they bought and why, and in the end, they can only watch their accounts shrink. It’s like going to a buffet; wanting to eat everything but ending up not being full and feeling bloated. Recently, Mars Dog Marvin (last digits 7055) has been very strong, with both the coin price and holders continuously rising. Even so, the current market cap is still low, so it might be worth considering a reasonable deployment.