The more borderline, ambiguous, and slightly risqué the content, the higher the viewership and the faster it spreads. It's not about the content being sophisticated, but about triggering emotional responses. Long-term market watching, staying up late, high pressure, and unstable returns have compressed the lives of many crypto traders to just prices and profits or losses, leaving fewer outlets for emotions.

In this state, people's attention can easily be drawn away by the most primitive and direct stimuli. It's not anyone's fault; it's the environment itself creating pressure. The market not only consumes capital but also gradually depletes people's energy, relationships, and desires. Recognizing this can at least remind oneself not to let life be reduced to just a single candlestick.