#数字资产动态追踪 Why are investors like Warren Buffett and Duan Yongping highly respected? To put it simply, they profit from value growth and market trends, not from betting against others or zero-sum games.
This year's main trend is a bull market, which is not determined by macroeconomic factors nor can it be changed by personal will. All we can do is recognize the trend and follow it. Recently, you'll notice that the bears are making their final struggles, but according to previous logic, before this round of big bull market truly starts in 2026, short positions closed early will incur only small losses, while those stubbornly holding on will be the ones truly facing liquidation.
Currently, those still bearish in the market are basically two types—either just talkers or destined to become cannon fodder sooner or later. After more than a month of repeated fluctuations and the tug-of-war between bulls and bears, the bulls will eventually rise victorious. This universal truth applies to any cycle: pessimists' judgments may be temporarily correct, but optimists are always moving forward. $DOGE
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-06 12:17
Is it just following the trend or truly seeing through it? Anyway, I don’t believe in the so-called big bull market in 2026. Such claims are starting to wear my ears out.
Wait, are the pessimists just cannon fodder? What about those who saw it right but still didn’t make any money? How do you count that?
Does Buffett’s theory really work in the crypto world? It feels a bit forced.
Bullish confidence and all that, better to earn first before bragging.
Using DOGE as an example is a bit funny; this coin is just a paradise for gambling freaks.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 01-06 00:38
The bears are still struggling to survive, wake up, bro.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-03 14:55
Wait, are you sure it won't start until 2026? I think the bulls are already a bit anxious now, constantly talking about a bull market every day, but we're still repeatedly testing the bottom.
But to be fair, it's indeed pointless to be overly pessimistic, but don't be too optimistic either. In the end, it's often the most steadfast optimists who get caught off guard.
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SilentObserver
· 01-03 14:52
Hi, you're right. Value investing is always the winner, and those who rely on gambling will eventually fall.
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GateUser-b23b364f
· 01-03 14:50
Buy to earn 💎
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GateUser-b23b364f
· 01-03 14:50
Vibe at 1000x 🤑
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SingleForYears
· 01-03 14:37
Really, understanding the trend is more important than anything else. Don't keep betting on the same old game every day.
Holding a short position stubbornly to the end is just asking for death. Admitting defeat early can help you exit unscathed.
I'm convinced by the pessimists; they do this every round and still haven't learned.
Optimists really make money. I have to admit that.
#数字资产动态追踪 Why are investors like Warren Buffett and Duan Yongping highly respected? To put it simply, they profit from value growth and market trends, not from betting against others or zero-sum games.
This year's main trend is a bull market, which is not determined by macroeconomic factors nor can it be changed by personal will. All we can do is recognize the trend and follow it. Recently, you'll notice that the bears are making their final struggles, but according to previous logic, before this round of big bull market truly starts in 2026, short positions closed early will incur only small losses, while those stubbornly holding on will be the ones truly facing liquidation.
Currently, those still bearish in the market are basically two types—either just talkers or destined to become cannon fodder sooner or later. After more than a month of repeated fluctuations and the tug-of-war between bulls and bears, the bulls will eventually rise victorious. This universal truth applies to any cycle: pessimists' judgments may be temporarily correct, but optimists are always moving forward. $DOGE