#Which Altcoin Have You Bought Recently?

Has anyone felt the sting of the brutal market movements lately? The drop of $ETH to $2125 after Bitcoin only dropped 10% to $92K is truly frustrating. It's insane how easily whales can manipulate this market, and it's becoming increasingly clear that, despite everything, they always win.
Here's a surprising fact: in 2011, two people settled a lawsuit by receiving 0.21% of all Bitcoin - about 100K $BTC - and have been hoarding it ever since. The concentration of wealth like this in the hands of a few is a striking issue, yet it continues to be overlooked by people in the crypto market, which is largely unregulated. Despite ups and downs, the market remains vulnerable to manipulation, endangering regular investors.
It is indeed true that the market is likely to recover and eventually surpass the $100,000 mark, but this raises an important question: should we continue to trust an unregulated environment for such a large market? Large institutions advocating for crypto deregulation may sell their holdings and influence the market because they know that without strict regulations, they can maintain control. The reality is that most traders, regardless of experience, struggle to navigate this landscape and get caught in an emotionally regulated rollercoaster orchestrated very well by the whales.
And for those who may suggest that I be liquidated for using high leverage or bad strategies—let me explain. I use 5X leverage with only $100 margin on $ETH and have been trading for over five years. The fact remains that regardless of experience, this system is rigged in favor of those who can manipulate it, leaving most of us at a loss. Spot trading offers low returns unless you have significant capital, making it difficult to achieve meaningful profits without high-risk maneuvers. In this game, it's clear: the whales always win.