Those who claimed that Bitcoin was a bubble, looking back, their judgments have all collapsed. Those who insisted Bitcoin wouldn't rise, ended up being severely proven wrong by the market. People who constantly bearish the market, their accounts also got blacked out. Those who shouted that Bitcoin was too expensive, eventually saw their assets shrink to nothing.
Conversely, those who remained optimistic about Bitcoin's prospects have seen good returns later on. The market seems to have an inherent logic—it remembers everyone's choices.
This isn't some magical power; it's just continuous market competition. Beliefs turn into actions, and ultimately, actions lead to results. The reason Bitcoin has reached this height is because it has always been accompanied by those who truly believe in it.
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PebbleHander
· 01-11 04:51
Really, just look at how those who are bearish are behaving now—it's enough to make you laugh. Their accounts are completely blacklisted, yet they still deny it.
Whether you believe it or not, those who persisted have benefited, while the bearish people can probably only watch now.
The market doesn't lie; it all depends on whether you're gambling or truly believing.
This is what you might call a gift of time, given to those who truly believe.
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ColdWalletAnxiety
· 01-11 04:50
I should have held firmly from the start and not listened to those bearish voices.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-11 04:46
This is what you call betting right, what else can be said
The most disastrous for the bears, the account directly turns into Sprite
Faith... really can make money
I just want to ask, are there still people shouting bubble now? Haha
Already seen through it, just stick to it and it's over
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-11 04:45
Really, where have all the bearish people gone now? Their accounts are completely blacked out.
Faith is something that sounds simple but is hard to do. Sticking to it until now has indeed been profitable.
The market is like this; it never deceives those who trust it.
I've long said that holding coins is the right way, but the ones who got the most scorned are these people.
Since Bitcoin has risen to this point, it's truly soaked with the sweat of genuine believers.
So, what are all the bears doing? What about the news?
坚持看好就是赚,这逻辑没毛病
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EthSandwichHero
· 01-11 04:42
To be honest, those who constantly bet against the market should have reflected long ago, but most people won't.
If I had known earlier, I should have just held and not sold. Simple and straightforward, but it did make money.
As for conviction, when you lose, you blame luck; when you win, it's called vision. It's a very surreal logic.
Actionability is the key. Thinking more doesn't matter if you have no position.
The most ironic thing in the crypto world is that those who bet against it never admit they were wrong.
I just remembered an interesting phenomenon.
Those who claimed that Bitcoin was a bubble, looking back, their judgments have all collapsed. Those who insisted Bitcoin wouldn't rise, ended up being severely proven wrong by the market. People who constantly bearish the market, their accounts also got blacked out. Those who shouted that Bitcoin was too expensive, eventually saw their assets shrink to nothing.
Conversely, those who remained optimistic about Bitcoin's prospects have seen good returns later on. The market seems to have an inherent logic—it remembers everyone's choices.
This isn't some magical power; it's just continuous market competition. Beliefs turn into actions, and ultimately, actions lead to results. The reason Bitcoin has reached this height is because it has always been accompanied by those who truly believe in it.