There are two types of people in the market—one is staring at the candlestick charts screaming 'Where is the bottom?', while the other is calculating the compound interest multiple three years from now. Take this Dogecoin, for example, with Trump's public support and layers of community faith, yet its market cap still lies on the floor, and the moat is getting deeper.
Every decline is a screening process—those with fragile psychology are pushed out, leaving only those truly interested in the long term. Missing this wave means there might be no next one. The jungle law works like this—opportunities are fleeting, and waiting until the main upward wave arrives to regret is too late.
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GateUser-afe07a92
· 12-13 13:34
Real players have already jumped on board, and those still calling for a bottom are basically just here to run alongside.
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0xTherapist
· 12-13 02:34
How do you say "Dogecoin's moat is getting deeper"? Community faith is worth a few pennies.
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Bottom filtering is just nonsense; those with weak psychological resilience have already left. Now, the ones who should be anxious are those holding.
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Three-year compound interest multiples sound high-end, but they're really just gamblers riding the wave.
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Supporting Trump can deepen the moat? That logic is a bit obscure.
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Every time there's a dip, people say it's for screening. How do you explain those who bought the dip after a tenfold increase?
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Missing this wave really means there's no next one. Said the same last time.
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SEC framework innovation has nothing to do with Dogecoin's market cap. That's a bit off-topic.
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MetamaskMechanic
· 12-11 23:40
Once the regulatory framework is in place, retail investors will have to relearn the rules. Will we really be able to make money this time?
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DOGE has been lying on the floor for so long, I find it comfortable to watch, just afraid that when it really takes off, it will be sleeping again.
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I've heard this bottom filtering theory too many times, but indeed, there are fewer people defaulting.
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Three years of compound interest multiplier? Bro, you should survive this bear market first before bragging.
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Supporting a coin with Trump can create a moat? That's some logic I can't believe.
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Wait, still can't catch the main upward wave, but instead got a crash. Laughing to death.
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SEC's move—is it to make our trading more transparent or to collect taxes more easily?
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Missed this wave? No next one? Why does it always sound like that every month?
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Psychologically fragile investors have been pushed out; the remaining are all "smart people." Is that realistic, everyone?
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I really don't understand Egg Coin, but my friend made money, and I'm still holding on stubbornly.
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RugDocDetective
· 12-10 14:41
Bottom-fishing enthusiasts never call the bottom, the true players have already jumped on board
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Dogecoin has been lying on the floor for so long, but the moat has actually deepened... I buy this logic
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Filtering is just filtering, the leek farmers will automatically exit, only those remaining are qualified to make money
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Wait, wait, wait, do you really think missing this wave means there’s no chance anymore? I don’t believe it
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The candles screaming on the K-line can never catch the bottom, mindset determines everything, everyone
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Ser_This_Is_A_Casino
· 12-10 14:40
All the bottom-fishers are dead; those still looking at the candlesticks are even more dead.
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BrokenYield
· 12-10 14:39
nah, the "only window never opens twice" crowd never learns. seen this movie too many times—leverage blows up, correlation matrix goes to hell, then suddenly everyone's a long-term believer again lol
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SoliditySlayer
· 12-10 14:38
Dogecoin is still on the floor. Does anyone really believe it will tenfold in three years?
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AirdropBuffet
· 12-10 14:32
Bottom filtering is really ruthless; there's nothing wrong with the weak being eliminated.
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Three years of compound interest multiplier? Dream on, haha.
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Honestly, if it weren't for long-term holding, I would have been knocked out long ago.
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I've heard a hundred times that the moat is getting deeper...
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Now entering the market is like betting on the last bus in the jungle—dare to try?
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What does Trump's support matter? We still have to see how things develop next.
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The psychologically fragile have already cut their losses; the remaining are true believers.
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Opportunities come and go in the blink of an eye. We've missed it long ago, haha.
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If we don't jump in this time, there won't be a next. I don't believe you.
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What are the ones filtered out? Big loss-makers?
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MEVictim
· 12-10 14:24
Bottom-fishing at the bottom are all the chopped leeks; the real winners have been dollar-cost averaging for three years already.
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Ser_Liquidated
· 12-10 14:19
Damn, talking about the jungle law again, I'm already numb to it.
Really? Is Dogecoin's moat getting deeper and deeper? I just can't see it.
Is the decline a form of screening? Haha, then I must have been filtered out.
Three years of compound interest multiples... Are you just making promises here, or have you already made a profit?
Does the SEC's innovative framework have any relation to these sentiment-driven coins?
Wait, isn't this logic reversed? There are more opportunities out there.
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There are two types of people in the market—one is staring at the candlestick charts screaming 'Where is the bottom?', while the other is calculating the compound interest multiple three years from now. Take this Dogecoin, for example, with Trump's public support and layers of community faith, yet its market cap still lies on the floor, and the moat is getting deeper.
Every decline is a screening process—those with fragile psychology are pushed out, leaving only those truly interested in the long term. Missing this wave means there might be no next one. The jungle law works like this—opportunities are fleeting, and waiting until the main upward wave arrives to regret is too late.