Do you remember? In early 2021, a bunch of investors were bragging that "Baijiu is always a good business"; by early 2022, various influencers started promoting "If you don't get on the new energy bandwagon now, it's like missing real estate 20 years ago"; by early 2023, the public opinion suddenly shifted, and coal became the "everlasting star"… and everyone saw the results.
In the blink of an eye, early 2026, the market is once again reenacting this script. This time, the main characters are replaced with "A-shares technology always rises" and "Gold always appreciates." Sounds familiar, right?
The question is, will this time really be different? Or are we just repeating the same story over and over again with different assets?
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AirdropHunterXiao
· 01-05 23:58
I'm tired of this rhetoric, same old story with a different flavor. Every time, someone hyping it up wildly.
The same old tricks of cutting leeks, just see who takes the bait this time.
Here we go again, always rising, always appreciating, always someone willing to buy in.
Feels like I've seen through it all, but still, people keep rushing in.
History repeats itself, wallets are shrinking, I give up.
Wait, when will this consensus break this time?
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HorizonHunter
· 01-05 17:55
Honestly, this script for scamming retail investors has been played out for a long time... just a new bottle with the same old wine.
Really, every time it's just old tricks in new packaging. Just listen to the big V influencers hype it up, and don't believe it for a second.
Forever and never ending? Ha, the next "forever" will come to teach you a lesson.
This time it's A-shares technology and gold, next time what? Minerals? Or some new concept... Anyway, it's just a cycle.
I just want to know, when will this show truly come to an end?
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SchrodingersPaper
· 01-04 06:25
Oh my, it's happening again. This time, it's the never-ending saga of technology and gold. I bet five bucks that next year it will turn into lithium mines and eternal truths.
How many times do I have to watch this script? When will they finally come up with a new storyline?
Let me ask just one thing: are the people entering now truly convinced, or are they just making up stories to boost their confidence...
It's always forever, forever, forever. I'm tired of hearing that. Forever, what a joke.
If this cycle continues, I'll be gone. Everything I buy ends up losing money.
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TokenomicsTherapist
· 01-03 03:53
Baijiu, new energy, coal... now it's the turn of technology and gold. It's really laughable. This script of harvesting retail investors' profits never goes out of style.
Every time, someone confidently claims "forever," but the result is always the opposite of forever.
Retail investors are just helping the big V to digest their chips. This cyclical feeling is incredibly strong.
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MidnightMEVeater
· 01-03 03:53
Good morning, I came back to life at 3 a.m. White wine, new energy, coal—now it's the turn of technology and gold to take the stage. Basically, it's just different leek pools, with the liquidity trap changing skins to continue harvesting.
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The routine remains the same, just switching to a different type of sandwich attack. We're all being harvested in dark pools.
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If you really take this cyclical pattern as investment, you might as well pay gas fees. At least the robot paradise on exchanges is more transparent.
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The never-ending star behind the scenes is an endless arbitrage zone. Watching the influencers perform this play over and over, I just want to see the time cost.
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2021 white wine, 2022 new energy, 2026 technology—how bad is this script? Even the screenwriters are too lazy to change the words.
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Gold always appreciates. Why do I keep thinking of those "eternals" washed out at midnight?
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MidnightGenesis
· 01-03 03:52
On-chain data shows that the contract logic of this narrative cycle has never changed. Late-night monitoring reveals that behind each round of "perpetual rise," there is a subtle transfer of chip positions. It is worth noting that the timing of public opinion deployment often coincides with large outflows, as expected.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 01-03 03:50
Always rising? Always appreciating? Ha, the last time I heard the word "forever" was during the white liquor craze.
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To be blunt, this kind of rhetoric is really unoriginal. Just change the concept and keep scamming the rookies.
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2021 white liquor, 2022 new energy, 2023 coal... Now it's again A-shares technology and gold? Is it just going in circles?
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The problem isn't the variety, it's human nature. Every time, it feels like this time is truly different.
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Forever, forever, what P, there's no such thing as forever in the market.
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I'm tired of hearing that gold will always appreciate. If it truly appreciates forever, why are there dips?
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Talking to me about forever here? Wake up, everyone.
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MrRightClick
· 01-03 03:47
Here we go again... This time it's about technology and gold, sounding just like the real thing.
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History really just repeats itself, same old story with a different skin.
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Wait, isn't this just the 2021 white wine rhetoric with a new coat? How can anyone still believe it?
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Never-ending... Always rising... It makes my scalp tingle. Who got cut this time?
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Such obvious tricks, yet people still jump in. Incredible.
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Anyway, it's just constantly finding new stories to tell, with the little guys taking turns as the big players.
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That's enough. I'm tired of these kinds of predictions.
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NestedFox
· 01-03 03:36
Here we go again, this time it's the turn of technology and gold to take the fall. It's always the same set of talking points.
Human greed, cycles forever.
Remember those who were hyped about new energy at the end of 2022? How are they doing now?
Stories are always similar; it's just the roles that change. After watching too much of the crypto circle, it's all the same.
The "perpetual appreciation" of big V influencers is most likely a signal that the next time, you'll lose money.
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OnChainSleuth
· 01-03 03:25
Basically, it's just the retail investors getting cut again somewhere else. This time it's gold and technology; next time, it might be some other trickster.
People will never learn; one wave after another, they keep falling into the trap.
History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes... we are that recurring song.
Do you remember? In early 2021, a bunch of investors were bragging that "Baijiu is always a good business"; by early 2022, various influencers started promoting "If you don't get on the new energy bandwagon now, it's like missing real estate 20 years ago"; by early 2023, the public opinion suddenly shifted, and coal became the "everlasting star"… and everyone saw the results.
In the blink of an eye, early 2026, the market is once again reenacting this script. This time, the main characters are replaced with "A-shares technology always rises" and "Gold always appreciates." Sounds familiar, right?
The question is, will this time really be different? Or are we just repeating the same story over and over again with different assets?