There is another question that is actually very interesting, that is, everyone knows that TRB will be smashed in the end, so why can’t they still make no money when faced with something that is almost 100% certain?

The reason is simple. Although the probability of occurrence is certain, the time of occurrence is highly uncertain. Under the violent market pull, the wear and tear of capital rates, and the atmosphere of Leek, most of the time, Leek cannot hold on first, and then collapses.
So from another perspective, the way to make money is to last longer than other leeks.
From another perspective, after holding on for so long and carrying so many fees and losses, even if it falls back in the end, you may not be able to make much money.
That's right, excess profits are always the result of a sickle