2026-01-03 16:00:13

#数字资产动态追踪 Is trend investing really the right path? Investor Yi Lihua recently discussed on social media how he finally got his ETH position out of trouble. The founder of Liquid Capital shared a set of investment logic: get on board when the bull market arrives, buy the dip at the bottom of the bear market, and the best entry point is when others are cutting positions. He frankly said that rather than obsessing over perfect buy and sell points, it's better to go with the flow—no one can precisely hit the lowest or highest.

Interestingly, he emphasized that team sharing of operations and cognition is not meant for mutual competition. Because how much you make ultimately depends on the market as the final judge. Instead of stressing over returns, it's more valuable to focus on growth during the process, witnessing the iteration of the Web3 industry, and making industry friends—these are the long-term gains.

Following this approach, as long as the market trend shifts, they are likely to adjust their pace rather than be swayed by short-term volatility. This is the confidence behind trend investing.

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ForkMaster

· 01-06 07:53

Well... once you're out of the predicament, you start preaching big principles. I've seen this routine too many times, including myself haha

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Tokenomics911

· 01-05 20:05

Is it just about getting out of the trap? Those who didn't get in during this bull market must be feeling pretty miserable now. --- Following the trend sounds easy to say, but when it comes to cutting positions, you still have to be ruthless. --- Alright, holding long-term can indeed earn you money that others can't, it all depends on who can withstand the pullback. --- Getting out of the trap with ETH is definitely good news this year, but hearing this logic repeatedly, you still need to practice yourself to see if it works. --- People say they get in when others are cutting positions; this is said in every bull market, but only a few can actually do it. --- The last sentence sounds quite comfortable, but very few can truly remain unaffected by volatility. --- Sharing operations as a team is still for the purpose of winning, right? Believing this half-heartedly is enough. --- That's right, the market is the best teacher; whether making money or losing money, you have to learn to accept it. --- Trend investing is indeed more reliable than chasing precise buy and sell points; I’ve learned this the hard way. --- This approach is about persistence and patience, but most people really can't stick with it.

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MEVvictim

· 01-03 22:52

Say what you want to hear, but isn't it just about making money and then starting to talk philosophy. --- Buying the dip in a bear market? You need bullets for that; not everyone can handle it. --- Following the trend is not wrong, but it's hard for ordinary people to judge where the trend is. --- Only after solving the problem do you share your investment logic; I've seen this routine many times. --- Valuing growth and knowledge, but the premise is that you must survive the bear market. --- Instead of worrying about returns, look at the long term—this is what people who make money say. --- No one can hit the absolute bottom or top, but trend investors can always catch relatively low points—that's the threshold. --- Team sharing cognition is not for gambling? I always feel that information asymmetry is the biggest gamble. --- Short-term volatility doesn't affect long-term holding, provided you have enough resilience. --- It all sounds right, but mental preparation is the biggest challenge when it comes to execution.

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MemecoinTrader

· 01-03 16:30

catching the meta-narrative here... "market is the final judge" but also conveniently positioned for the next pump cycle lol. smart positioning though, ngl the social arbitrage angle on "long-term growth over gains" hits different when you're already up on eth. textbook psyops playbook tbh

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WhaleInTraining

· 01-03 16:27

Finally got out of the trap, this move really has no problem. Going with the trend is the right way; don't obsess over the lowest point every day, that's all nonsense. --- Sounds good, but the key is to maintain your mindset. When the bear market really comes, how many can坚持底部? --- I agree with this logic, but the premise is having enough bullets and a solid psychological foundation. --- Getting into the bull market and bottoming out in the bear market sounds simple, but actually doing it is deadly. Not many people can truly accomplish it. --- The most important thing is that sentence — the market is the ultimate judge. Everything else is nonsense. --- Witnessing Web3 iteration and making friends sounds pretty high-level. But if you can't make money, all of that depreciates. --- Interesting, there really are people who can patiently wait for the bottom. My reaction speed probably can't wait that long. --- So here’s the question: how do you determine the bottom? That’s the real core. --- Going with the trend is correct, but the real secret to making money is the information gap. --- Once you’re out of the trap, you start talking about principles, I get it. Last time I was trapped, I didn’t hear you say that.

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ChainPoet

· 01-03 16:25

It's easy to say, but in reality, how many people can withstand the psychological torment of a bear market... However, we still have to admit that this set of logic is indeed much more reliable than chasing perfect entry points.

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GasWaster

· 01-03 16:14

ngl this "trend investing" narrative hits different when you're staring at your failed txs from 2021... dude says "no one times the market perfectly" but bruh, my gas tracker says otherwise lmao

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GweiTooHigh

· 01-03 16:04

It sounds good, but how many people can actually do "buying the dip when others are panic selling"? I, for one, always operate in the opposite direction...

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