A well-known investor recently made headlines again for bottom-fishing in a leading consumer goods company. As usual, the comment section was lively—some said he "got caught and now is just cutting the leeks"; others sarcastically remarked, "The cost is so low, I could do it too."
Seeing these comments, I really have nothing to say.
Thinking carefully about the logic of these people: okay, indeed, they made money because they bought at a low cost. Some tech stocks have risen a hundredfold, also because they bought early. But here’s the problem—since you all understand that the key is "bottom-fishing," where were you when the market was most desperate and everyone was calling that guy a fool?
Low cost is never a freebie that falls from the sky; it’s the result of maintaining a calm mind and strong resolve when assets are despised and trampled in the mud.
This simple principle is even more important in our crypto market. Whenever everyone is frantically chasing the hot concept that "will skyrocket," truly clear-headed people are already looking at another severely undervalued asset—not some "hundredfold potential coin," but the "central system" of the entire crypto ecosystem.
**The overlooked truth: Everyone wants a lottery ticket, but no one cares about infrastructure**
The market is actually trapped in a survivor’s trap. Everyone fantasizes about catching that one-in-a-hundred opportunity, but few think about what truly can withstand bull and bear cycles and support the growth of the entire industry.
When a piece of news can trigger a market frenzy, and funds are rapidly switching among various new tokens, a more fundamental and critical need is being ignored—regardless of whether you’re in a bull or bear market, whether a coin surges or crashes, the entire crypto economy has always relied on one thing: a stable, trustworthy, and efficient medium for value measurement and transaction.
This is the core worth paying attention to.
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LightningClicker
· 10h ago
That's right, bottom fishing is all about gambling with your mindset. When everyone is criticizing, being able to buy confidently already means you've won.
I'm not chasing hot coins anymore; infrastructure is the real way to win passively.
Staring at a coin skyrocketing every day is not as good as finding something that can withstand cycles.
Basically, everyone wants to get rich overnight, and no one is willing to wait for a slow bull run.
Bottom fishing is just about being greedy when others are fearful, and vice versa.
Infrastructure stuff like this is really overlooked; without hype, no one pays attention.
I agree, the project that was most criticized last year has now turned out to be a huge profit.
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OnchainDetective
· 11h ago
That's so true. This is the fundamental difference between gamblers and investors.
Everyone wants to buy the dip, but who dares to act when it’s the most desperate? Only those people deserve to make that money.
The infrastructure sector has indeed been severely undervalued, just like some are still researching the next meme coin.
But I’m more curious—what exactly is the "center" of the crypto ecosystem? Are there specific examples?
Chasing hot coins is like chasing the wind, spending money happily, but the things that can withstand cycles are the real gold and silver.
This statement hits the mark—markets always reward those who stay sober.
Actually, most people don’t really want infrastructure; what they want is the thrill of getting rich quickly.
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GateUser-75ee51e7
· 11h ago
That's right, most people are armchair strategists after the fact. The truly brave ones who buy the dip amidst a sea of criticism must have incredibly strong mental resilience.
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rug_connoisseur
· 11h ago
Well said, that's exactly how it is. Everyone wants to buy the dip, no one wants to take action during the "darkest moment," and that's where the core issue lies.
Wait, I need to ponder the logic of your "central nervous system"... Is that true?
Uh, buying the dip requires resolve, but it also depends more on information asymmetry and luck. Don't romanticize it.
I've heard the story of the hundredfold coin so many times that my ears are numb, but you’re right that no one pays attention to infrastructure.
I'm already tired of this self-indulgence within the track; the real opportunities are in those good prices nobody else is offering.
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P2ENotWorking
· 11h ago
That's right, but when it really comes to the critical moment, panic still sets in.
Bottom-fishing tests your psychological resilience; most people simply can't endure that period.
Key infrastructure is the long-term winner, but unfortunately, no one is interested in such things.
Buying lottery tickets is fun, but infrastructure doesn't give that kind of thrill.
When the bear market fully arrives, you'll realize the importance of those infrastructures.
Actually, this logic applies to any market, not just crypto.
The dream of a hundredfold coin is much easier to dream about than infrastructure; that's the reality.
Those who make big money are always the ones who take action when no one is optimistic.
A well-known investor recently made headlines again for bottom-fishing in a leading consumer goods company. As usual, the comment section was lively—some said he "got caught and now is just cutting the leeks"; others sarcastically remarked, "The cost is so low, I could do it too."
Seeing these comments, I really have nothing to say.
Thinking carefully about the logic of these people: okay, indeed, they made money because they bought at a low cost. Some tech stocks have risen a hundredfold, also because they bought early. But here’s the problem—since you all understand that the key is "bottom-fishing," where were you when the market was most desperate and everyone was calling that guy a fool?
Low cost is never a freebie that falls from the sky; it’s the result of maintaining a calm mind and strong resolve when assets are despised and trampled in the mud.
This simple principle is even more important in our crypto market. Whenever everyone is frantically chasing the hot concept that "will skyrocket," truly clear-headed people are already looking at another severely undervalued asset—not some "hundredfold potential coin," but the "central system" of the entire crypto ecosystem.
**The overlooked truth: Everyone wants a lottery ticket, but no one cares about infrastructure**
The market is actually trapped in a survivor’s trap. Everyone fantasizes about catching that one-in-a-hundred opportunity, but few think about what truly can withstand bull and bear cycles and support the growth of the entire industry.
When a piece of news can trigger a market frenzy, and funds are rapidly switching among various new tokens, a more fundamental and critical need is being ignored—regardless of whether you’re in a bull or bear market, whether a coin surges or crashes, the entire crypto economy has always relied on one thing: a stable, trustworthy, and efficient medium for value measurement and transaction.
This is the core worth paying attention to.