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Whether you can make money from altcoins depends entirely on the integrity of the project party.
Currently, the project directions in the crypto space that can sustain profits are either exchanges, asset management, or issuing stablecoins and public chains. The rest are mostly hollow AI application projects.
Exchanges and asset management have almost saturated; at this point, unless the market and traffic are doing very well, one can only secure a small share. However, in comparison, at least it can be somewhat reliable, as having users means having revenue.
Aside from that, projects with such concepts are basically cx by default.
Whether one can make a profit from them depends entirely on who enters early, runs timely, and also has to align with the market conditions. If the sustainability is poor, there's no way out; once you get in, you're just buried.
It is said that when playing with altcoins, one cannot rely on the project party; from the perspective of retail investors, they are inherently at a disadvantage.
Either do not participate, or if you do, you must first acknowledge that whether you can make money depends entirely on the market conditions and the project party's integrity.
The casino is not afraid of you winning, but afraid of you not playing. The story of altcoins will always appear at a certain stage.