【Blockchain Rhythm】Having been in the crypto industry for ten years, I’ve encountered plenty of pitfalls. Fake breakouts in the secondary market, significant losses in primary investments—these are lessons paid for with real money. But it’s precisely because I’ve stepped on these mines that I truly understand the core logic of investing in this industry—it’s not about chasing quick riches, but about continuously improving one’s cognitive level.
How to improve? It’s simple: four words—坚定趋势 (Stay Firm on the Trend). The market fluctuates every day; short-term ups and downs are not worth paying attention to. The most important thing is to grasp the direction of the long cycle. When everyone is panicking, be greedy; when market sentiment is overheated, stay rational. This isn’t some profound theory; it’s the most basic investment common sense.
Recently, the bears are still making their final struggles. They bet on stories like the failure of the four-year cycle, the burst of the AI bubble in the US stock market, and the continued drying up of liquidity. But honestly, these judgments have been proven wrong one after another. All the short positions they hold will eventually turn into targets forced to cover during market rallies, becoming accelerators for the upward trend.
Getting back to the essence, what the crypto market needs is not passion and gambling, but professional research and rational analysis. Respect those analysts and investors who truly dedicate themselves to research, and focus on solid trading strategy development. That’s the right path. This is also what we’ve been doing: closely tracking the movements of market experts, constantly learning their ways of thinking, so that we can maintain competitiveness amid cyclical changes.
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SilentAlpha
· 01-09 02:35
Things learned after ten years of pitfalls, to put it simply, don't mess around with short-term trading
The story of the bears keeps collapsing one after another, and you're still betting on cycle failures? Laughable
Those who truly know how to make money never worry about ups and downs, just focus on the big picture
Cognition is indeed something that has to be hammered out with money
Short-term fluctuations are the scythe of the leek farmers; there's no way to avoid them
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MelonField
· 01-08 21:44
Ten years, and all the pitfalls I've stepped into have been paid for with lessons... But to be honest, compared to chasing hot topics, recognizing the main direction is more important.
This wave of shorting is really the final struggle; I'm tired of it.
In the face of trends, short-term fluctuations are just noise.
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TestnetNomad
· 01-08 19:00
Things learned after ten years of pitfalls, honestly, it's just this much
The phrase "sticking to the trend" has been overused, but the key is that few people can truly do it
No matter how the bears struggle, they can't change the overall trend. This wave is indeed different
Cognitive improvement... sounds easy to say, but when it comes to cutting losses, everyone is a fool
After all this fuss, is it just to avoid chasing quick riches? Then it's better to invest steadily and reliably
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fork_in_the_road
· 01-06 03:14
Ten years of pitfalls and still haven't understood? Now you're here to teach people about trends? I just want to ask, when did your "missed signals" judgment ever make money?
Shorts are indeed brutal, but those who rush to declare victory often die the fastest. This rule is more accurate than any cycle theory.
Sticking to the trend sounds like motivational talk, but how do you actually operate in practice?
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CryptoSurvivor
· 01-06 03:12
Is this what ten years of pitfalls have gotten me? Still relying on luck haha
The bears are a bit pitiful now; no matter how good the story is, it can't withstand reality
Improving cognition is easy to talk about but deadly to actually do
I haven't been paying attention to those junk short-term fluctuations for a long time, so annoying
Has the US stock AI bubble burst? Haha, why hasn't this prediction ever come true?
Bottoming out on a major cycle is indeed a secret weapon, just worried about not having enough psychological resilience
Sticking to the trend is easy to say, but can you still be greedy after a 50% drop?
I'm tired of hearing the bear stories, wake up everyone
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FOMOSapien
· 01-06 03:10
After ten years of pitfalls, I realize that success in this industry relies on cognitive elevation. Short-term fluctuations are really pointless; sticking to the trend is the key. The current bearish wave truly can't hold up anymore.
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DancingCandles
· 01-06 03:03
Stick to the trend, don't be fooled by short-term fluctuations.
Well said, the ten-year journey is genuinely written, this is what someone who has survived should say.
The last desperate struggle of the bears is just that—desperate. It's a bit funny to see those failed judgments.
Cognitive upgrade > pursuing instant wealth; this phrase should be engraved in your mind.
Short-term volatility is just noise; if you can't grasp the big direction, everything else is pointless.
Ten years of industry experience: Trend investing vs. short-term volatility, what can the final efforts of the bears change?
【Blockchain Rhythm】Having been in the crypto industry for ten years, I’ve encountered plenty of pitfalls. Fake breakouts in the secondary market, significant losses in primary investments—these are lessons paid for with real money. But it’s precisely because I’ve stepped on these mines that I truly understand the core logic of investing in this industry—it’s not about chasing quick riches, but about continuously improving one’s cognitive level.
How to improve? It’s simple: four words—坚定趋势 (Stay Firm on the Trend). The market fluctuates every day; short-term ups and downs are not worth paying attention to. The most important thing is to grasp the direction of the long cycle. When everyone is panicking, be greedy; when market sentiment is overheated, stay rational. This isn’t some profound theory; it’s the most basic investment common sense.
Recently, the bears are still making their final struggles. They bet on stories like the failure of the four-year cycle, the burst of the AI bubble in the US stock market, and the continued drying up of liquidity. But honestly, these judgments have been proven wrong one after another. All the short positions they hold will eventually turn into targets forced to cover during market rallies, becoming accelerators for the upward trend.
Getting back to the essence, what the crypto market needs is not passion and gambling, but professional research and rational analysis. Respect those analysts and investors who truly dedicate themselves to research, and focus on solid trading strategy development. That’s the right path. This is also what we’ve been doing: closely tracking the movements of market experts, constantly learning their ways of thinking, so that we can maintain competitiveness amid cyclical changes.