There is indeed a phenomenon in the trading market—big capital players are like skyscrapers in the city, large-scale and with clear goals. Retail investors, on the other hand, are like the village's single-story houses, seemingly insignificant but with endless possibilities.

Where is the problem? Market builders often focus all their efforts on attracting big players, which is normal—after all, big projects are eye-catching. But what truly keeps the ecosystem active is the enthusiasm and participation of millions of retail investors.

To ensure continued growth of the trading platform, the key is to create a relatively fair competition stage. Allow traders with different mindsets—obsessed traders, multi-position traders, indecisive traders, and car-climbing traders—to find their own opportunities to make money in the market. As long as you are willing to learn, try, and persist, you may become the first person in your hometown to "build a tall building."

This is not empty talk—true market vitality comes from the grassroots, from ordinary traders who believe they can turn things around. When retail investors have a genuine upward channel, the entire trading ecosystem can form a virtuous cycle, and the platform can also achieve more sustainable growth.