Does this industry still have a future???

I think there still is.
First of all, the funds from Wall Street are real money being invested, with hundreds of billions of dollars already allocated. Whether it is Bitcoin strategy companies or Ethereum-related funds, they are basically all heavily bullish. Once the market warms up, more institutions will follow suit and buy in.
Secondly, from the perspective of supply and demand structure, the supply of Bitcoin is becoming increasingly scarce. Whether it is the reserves of the US government or the private hoarding of major corporations, the circulation in the market is actually quite limited. In the long run, the demand continues to grow while the supply becomes tighter, and this scarcity itself will drive up the value of Bitcoin.
Moreover, on the consensus level, Bitcoin's current popularity is still far from its peak. Right now, it's mainly Wall Street, institutions, and old players in the crypto space that are involved; ordinary people are still not familiar with how to buy or use it. True large-scale adoption will have to wait until institutions are well-fed and have enough reserves before they will turn to "educate" the public—by that time, Bitcoin may already be priced at a million dollars each.
So, even though the market looks chaotic, broken, and cold right now, this is actually an opportunity. If it were to skyrocket right now, we wouldn't be able to buy cheap chips. The most important thing is to protect the principal, avoid leverage, don't gamble on altcoins, and don't think about getting rich quickly through short-term trading.
For retail investors to win, the only way is to follow Wall Street, buy slowly, and hold onto BTC tightly. This is the only correct approach for ordinary people to establish themselves and make real money in this market.

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