2025-12-25 17:30:11

#数字资产市场动态 Let's talk about the two common types of people on the investment journey.

One type of person focuses on daily price fluctuations, seeking quick feedback, with a mindset prone to volatility, often losing money through short-term repeated trading. The other type looks at market cycles and the intrinsic value of assets, able to tolerate long-term uncertainty, and is more likely to achieve compound returns.

What’s the difference? It’s the depth of cognition. Ordinary investors live driven by desire, unable to see the big logic behind assets like $BTC, $BNB, and can only be swayed by emotions. Those who truly make money have long established their thinking frameworks based on technical analysis, fundamentals, and cycle analysis, knowing when to act and when to wait.

This difference isn’t about luck; it’s about the level of thinking. You must first recognize your current conditions and position, avoid making decisions without a winning probability, and not chase after gains that shouldn’t be pursued. The more you observe the crypto market, the more you’ll realize this — those who see further tend to walk more steadily.

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WalletDivorcer

· 3h ago

That's right, but do you know, the concept of cognitive depth sounds simple, but when it comes to losses, everyone is a rookie. I'm just puzzled, those who say they have a clear framework, why are they still cutting losses in a bear market? Quick in and out for short-term trading, is that trash? Holding long-term makes you a wise person? Haha, one sentence exposes most of the community. It's really about psychological resilience, seeing who can endure loneliness. Making money indeed depends on cycles, but you also have to admit that luck plays a part. Don't mythologize yourself. Have you heard the phrase "immovable as a mountain"? Unfortunately, most people are as restless as a rabbit.

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ConsensusBot

· 3h ago

Honestly, people who watch the market every day are really hurting themselves. I've seen too many. Cognition is something that can't be changed; most people just deserve to lose. Our circle is just a cycle of harvesting and being harvested, unless you can really stick with it. It still depends on mindset; it's not about some framework. Does anyone really make money? I haven't seen many.

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 3h ago

That's so true. People who watch the market every day are really just destined to get chopped up. My friend is one of them—wants to sell when it rises, panics when it falls, and in the end, after a year, hasn't made any profit and has lost their mindset. I've long since figured it out. Now I just hold mainstream coins steadily, focus on my own affairs. Anyway, when the big cycle comes, I'll make money; if not, I wait. Compared to those who are constantly placing orders, I feel much more comfortable. That's why I say that cognition is the most valuable thing. Investing without a framework is just gambling, and you'll pay the price sooner or later.

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