2026-01-04 07:40:19

#巨鲸动向 Some Thoughts on Investment Perspectives

Honestly, I'm tired of the pure meme coins. What truly has potential now are those protocols that generate real cash flow—things that are actually running, not just storytelling.

Don't skip the AI hot topic, especially in decentralized compute leasing and data rights verification. The intersection of technology and capital is often the trigger for the next wave of market movements.

In terms of operations, choose top-tier exchanges, preferably regulated large platforms, to ensure liquidity and security. For long-term holdings, always store assets in cold wallets, and only own the private keys to truly own your assets.

**A Word from the Heart**
By 2026, the crypto market is no longer just a playground for tech enthusiasts; it is becoming the "digital clearing layer" within the global financial system. Learning to find opportunities amid volatility and observing trends through technological iterations is the correct approach to playing this game.

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ETH_Maxi_Taxi

· 01-07 03:39

You're right. Those still trading air coins are all bagholders. Real money depends on cash flow; having actual business operations is the real key. AI computing power and data definitely need to be closely monitored, but on the other hand, you need to find reliable projects. Not all "AI concepts" can take off.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-04 08:10

Projects with real cash flow are truly worth paying attention to; meme coins should have been abandoned long ago. --- Decentralized computing power is indeed easy to overlook, but the places where technology collides with capital are often the next hot spots. --- The point about cold wallets is correct; not holding your private keys is like handing your money over to exchanges to gamble. --- The judgment about 2026 is a bit absolute, but it's true that we shouldn't just focus on the tech geek approach anymore. --- Protocols generating cash flow vs. just storytelling—this divergence will eventually become apparent. --- Large regulatory platforms are indeed more stable, but whether to trade liquidity for security is a calculation you need to make for yourself. --- Finding opportunities amid volatility sounds easy, but in reality, most people end up buying low and selling high, getting cut. --- Data rights confirmation seems to be a hot topic, but the number of projects that can truly succeed is painfully small.

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BloodInStreets

· 01-04 08:09

The meme coin craze should indeed be abandoned. Those still playing with it are basically bagholders. Only protocols with cash flow are worth paying attention to; otherwise, it's all just air. I think there is real potential in AI computing power, but don't blindly follow the trend. The best opportunities to buy the dip often come when you're the most panicked.

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MetaMasked

· 01-04 08:08

Decentralized computing power leasing is indeed worth paying attention to, but most people are still chasing price fluctuations. The ones truly earning passively are those protocols with cash flow; meme coins should have been abandoned long ago. Cold wallets are a must; only self-managed private keys truly represent asset ownership, everything else is just air. The crypto ecosystem in 2026 is definitely changing, and the role of financial infrastructure is becoming increasingly clear.

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ForkLibertarian

· 01-04 08:06

The cash flow agreement is indeed promising and much more reliable than those worthless coins.

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SnapshotStriker

· 01-04 07:41

Really, the meme coin approach should have been abandoned long ago. Now, cash flow is the real king. AI computing power is definitely worth paying attention to; decentralized projects have something going for them. Cold wallets need to be emphasized repeatedly: if you don't control the private keys, then don't claim the coins are yours. Anyone still playing technical stories in 2026 is basically a bagholder.

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