2026-01-08 20:10:08

#2026年比特币价格展望 Don't be impatient in a bull market, and don't collapse in a bear market. Truly knowledgeable people quietly accumulate at the bottom, and when it reaches the top, they choose to remain silent. Investing, in essence, is a long-term practice—passing through one cycle after another, ultimately reflecting back on oneself. The volatility of assets like $BTC is like a mirror, clearly revealing human nature. Sharing ideas is for communication, and tipping is a form of recognition. If these insights resonate with you, let's continue on this journey together. Market opportunities always favor those with patience.

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ContractTester

· 3m ago

That's right, you just have to hold it in. The guy around me used to show off his gains every day at the top of the bull market, now he's gone during the bear market. The crypto world is really chaotic. --- I've heard the phrase "bottom accumulation" countless times, but the question is who can really stick to it? Anyway, I haven't. --- The phrase "see yourself" really hit home. Only when losing money do you realize how greedy you are. --- The logic of "silence is golden" is interesting. I see many big influencers are the opposite— the more they lose, the more they talk. --- Cycles are really tough; surviving one feels like gaining ten more years of life. --- People with patience do make money, but I'm not one of those people. --- Rather than calling it cultivation, I think it's more like a process of repairing a gambling mentality.

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GetRichLeek

· 01-08 20:40

That's right, but I just want to ask, when you're accumulating at the bottom, do you really hold? Anyway, I haven't been able to hold on haha

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LiquiditySurfer

· 01-08 20:35

That's right, I've been proven wrong like that haha

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BetterLuckyThanSmart

· 01-08 20:16

The phrase "quietly accumulating at the bottom" has been heard too many times. The key question is whether we are truly at the bottom now—that's the real issue. --- It sounds good, but how many people can really endure a full cycle? Most have already left. --- The mirror analogy is pretty good; it reflects nothing but greed. --- Wait, is this encouraging me to stay silent or telling me to speak more? I'm a bit confused. --- A bull market is restless, a bear market collapses—damn, this description fits me perfectly. --- Practicing and practicing, and in the end, practicing until bankruptcy, right? --- Quietly accumulating and then remaining silent at the top—this sounds like brainwashing big investors.

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