2025-12-24 04:21:02

Something interesting happened - those who once said I was "following the crowd and advocating" have now also started to quietly follow market trends. Watching everyone share their profits, I do feel quite something inside. But this is not just the joy of making money; it’s more about a sense of validation.

I have always felt that my role is like that of a navigator. Helping traders identify risks, seize opportunities, and ultimately enjoy the profits together. That sense of achievement, to be honest, is much more fulfilling than making profits on my own.

The crypto market is ever-changing, and the key to persistence is actually not complicated - understanding the market trends, being able to profit steadily, and building mutual trust. This is what I have been doing all along. Many newcomers easily fall into traps, either due to information asymmetry or poor timing in decision-making. As long as I can help everyone avoid these pitfalls and seize truly profitable opportunities, it will be worth it.

Remember one thing: the market never lies; it is our lack of confidence in our own judgment that deceives us. When you find a truly reliable reference perspective, trust will naturally arise.

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WalletDetective

· 12-24 04:48

Ha, now everyone is here, what happened to those doubts before... really interesting The term "navigator" is good, it's all about being able to withstand that moment of Fluctuation The market never lies, it just depends on whether you dare to listen to it To put it bluntly, it's still about the Interest Spread; whoever understands first wins It's hard to encounter reliable perspectives, when you do, you have to cherish them After this wave of market trends, Newbies should have learned to read Candlesticks by now Stabilizing profits sounds easy, but very few can actually do it Got criticized in the early stages, now proven right, this feeling is indeed different The market always gives opportunities to those who are prepared, the question is whether you are prepared Building mutual trust is the hardest part; saying more is not as good as letting the data speak.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 12-24 04:46

Haha, I have to say this logic is a bit extreme, the one who got criticized has now become a life mentor? To be honest, this kind of "I'm just here to help you avoid traps" is the easiest to crash, trusting this thing is really fragile. The market changes so quickly, what seems reliable today may be a trap tomorrow, don't trust any reference perspective too much. This is a common trap in the crypto world, the sense of validation can indeed be addictive.

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GlueGuy

· 12-24 04:41

Well... you're not wrong, it's just that establishing trust is the hardest part. Haha, now there are more followers, interesting. Eating meat alone isn't as good as eating meat together, that feeling is indeed different. That's how the market is, either you're smart or the market teaches you. However, newbies are still easily played for suckers, that's the norm. Information spread is profit spread; those who grasp it early earn more. This sentence is amazing: it's our lack of confidence in ourselves that gets exploited. Watching others flaunt their earnings, I also have to follow up... Simply following trends is indeed boring, but teaming up to earn is satisfying. The navigator's analogy is good, at least it's not just talk. The difference between timing being off a little and off by a billion is sometimes just a fine line. That's what they say, but the key still lies in whether one can really stabilize profit. Those who are quietly following now will eventually understand this principle. Stable profits are more important than anything else; everything else is nonsense.

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zkProofGremlin

· 12-24 04:41

Ha, this phrase sounds a bit familiar, I feel like I've seen it somewhere... But seriously, if you keep doing the right thing, it will always be noticed, and I agree with that.

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SchroedingersFrontrun

· 12-24 04:40

Hmm... The feeling of being verified is indeed nice, but what I care more about is whether those who really avoided the pitfalls have made a profit. To be honest, the metaphor of being a navigator is good, but the premise is that you really have to understand the market. Newbies are most easily played people for suckers when it comes to timing, and there's nothing wrong with that.

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