Is your information flow overwhelmed? Unnecessary noise accounts for 90%, while genuine trading signals are scarce. That's the problem—screen flooding, hot topic chasing, being led by algorithms, and in the end, nothing is remembered. Looking back after a year, those events that were once hyped up have long since faded away.
Instead of being led by the rhythm, it's better to focus your energy on areas that can truly make money. Low-cost positioning is fundamental; the profit opportunities in perpetual DEXs have always been there. The key is to maintain a keen sense of market pulse. Rhythm, timing, execution—master these three dimensions, and the opportunities in 2026 will be within reach.
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MEVSupportGroup
· 01-08 22:04
Really, those endless spam are a waste of life. It's better to study how to buy the dip at lower prices.
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SigmaValidator
· 01-08 21:59
Well said, 90% of the noise is really hopeless; you still have to dig for opportunities yourself.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 01-08 21:59
That's right, too much information can be noise. I'm currently only looking at candlestick charts and on-chain data.
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0xDreamChaser
· 01-08 21:45
Really, there's too much information noise, and I've now turned off all notifications.
Perpetual DEX yields have indeed been ongoing; the key is to have patience and wait for the lows.
That's right, rhythm and timing are what determine victory or defeat.
Those hot topics from last year are now nobody mentions anymore, it's laughable.
Positioning at the lows is truly fundamental; many people haven't fully understood this yet.
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ConsensusDissenter
· 01-08 21:38
Really, I’ve muted all my Twitter and TG groups now. It’s too damn noisy.
What you said about low-key positioning is right; perpetual is just a money-printing machine, but it all depends on the rhythm.
Not many can hold on, most are just chasing highs and selling lows, like leeks.
Algorithms feed on whatever, they just can’t stop.
2026? Let’s survive 2025 first.
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AirdropFatigue
· 01-08 21:37
Really, too much information can be poison. I now directly turn off notifications and only watch a few reliable channels.
Is your information flow overwhelmed? Unnecessary noise accounts for 90%, while genuine trading signals are scarce. That's the problem—screen flooding, hot topic chasing, being led by algorithms, and in the end, nothing is remembered. Looking back after a year, those events that were once hyped up have long since faded away.
Instead of being led by the rhythm, it's better to focus your energy on areas that can truly make money. Low-cost positioning is fundamental; the profit opportunities in perpetual DEXs have always been there. The key is to maintain a keen sense of market pulse. Rhythm, timing, execution—master these three dimensions, and the opportunities in 2026 will be within reach.