Professor Bu Du | Deep Analysis by B Circle Streamer on "Bu Suan Zi · Self-Mockery": One Poem That Exposes the Truth About 99% of Cryptocurrency Retail Investors

Hello everyone in the crypto circle, my friends on the same frequency, I'm Bu Du. Today we won't talk about K-lines or market conditions, just about this poem "Bu Suan Zi · Self-Mockery" from Ding Yuanying's wine gathering in "The Way of Heaven". In my eyes, this isn't just a poem—it's a mirror that reveals the demons in crypto, a textbook on human nature that every coin trader should engrave in their heart.

First line: Originally from the back mountain, occasionally becoming a front hall guest. Put it in our circle, and it cuts right to the bone. Many people are just novices and retail traders, lacking knowledge, position management, and risk control awareness—they are true "back mountain people". But once they enter the circle, join a few groups, see a few messages, and suddenly they think they're crypto big shots, layout strategists, forcing their way into positions that don't belong to them, pretending to be front hall guests and commenting on the world. What's the result? A little profit in a bull market and they fly high, but when a bear market comes, they get completely uprooted. If your knowledge isn't there, no matter how high your position, you can't hold it.

Second line: Drunken dancing past the library with half a scroll of books, sitting in a well claiming the sky is vast. Isn't this exactly the "half-baked experts" most common in our circle? They read two research reports, learn two technical indicators, hear a few quotes from big players, and immediately start shouting about 100x coins, 1000x coins, constantly pontificating about market trends and global patterns, yet they're actually half-informed, observing heaven from a well. People who actually make money in crypto are never keyboard warriors, but those who can stay calm, see through logic clearly, and hold their positions firmly. A half-empty bottle makes the most noise and gets harvested easiest.

Third line: Great ambitions jest with achievement, comparing oceans to measure fortune and misfortune. Who in the crypto circle doesn't dream of financial freedom? Yet too many people mistake ambition for ability, luck for rules. When prices rise, they think they're geniuses, looking down on everyone, believing they can predict every rise and fall, master all outcomes, wanting to go all-in and change their fate. But the market never indulges anyone—the more arrogant you are, the more pathetic you become. In crypto, humility and respect are always more protective than arrogance.

Final line: When discussing the emptiness of one's purse, angrily pointing at heaven and accusing it of being wrong. This is the classic fatal flaw of retail investors. Made money? It's because of your great eye. Lost money? Blame the whales, blame the project, blame the market, blame the environment—never acknowledging your own lack of knowledge or excessive greed. In this circle, attributing failure outward guarantees you'll be harvested; looking inward is the only way to break through. Losing money isn't scary; what's truly scary is never reflecting, never growing, and blaming everything on fate.

I'm Bu Du, always saying that Bu Du is connected only to those on the same frequency, guiding only like-minded friends. This poem is dedicated to everyone working hard in the crypto space. Don't be an armchair philosopher observing heaven from a well, don't be a weakling blaming heaven and earth. Settle your mind to build knowledge, control your hands in trading, hold your composure, and keep your coins—that's how you walk far in this market.
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