Yesterday, I talked with Uncle Cat until quite late, mainly discussing what kind of content is most important for a content creator. Personally, I believe that regardless of the type of content related to cryptocurrency, its essence is to serve trading—whether it's long-term trading, short-term trading, or trend trading. If the content produced cannot assist investors in making decisions at any stage, it is difficult for that output to gain consensus.

Data, technology, macroeconomics, trends, and even metaphysics all follow this principle; they are essentially all aimed at serving trading. The best way for readers to benefit from content creators is to improve their own trading systems and address their shortcomings. Therefore, if one goes far enough in any direction and the content explained is authentic enough, more readers will appreciate it.

For content creators, the output is also a test of their own trading systems. If a technical trader is afraid to take a position based on their own drawn trend lines, isn't that a joke? The same principle applies to macro, data, and trend content creators; they are all trying to find the best angles and timing.

All roads lead to Rome; the risk market is not only about $BTC, and cryptocurrency is not just Bitcoin. However, relatively speaking, the path of BTC has the lowest margin for error and the greatest opportunities. Unfortunately, fewer and fewer people are willing to discuss BTC.

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