Staring at the screen, blood pressure soaring. A founder of a major exchange repeatedly mentions a new coin, and everywhere online people are advocating "the pro has made an advocate." Turning to look at the coin price - it has fallen below 0.7U. Looking again, they themselves say the cost is at 2U.
Is this magical? It's too magical.
But do you really understand? Those big players never bet on a specific coin, but on the possibilities of an era.
**You look at the price, they bet on the future**
Do you remember when a certain exchange's coin broke 0.1U, and the whole network criticized it as "zero currency"? And now? That coin has long since skyrocketed. What was missed is not just the profits—it's a whole set of underlying logic iterations. Self-developed public chain, reconstruction of protocols, setting rules.
The script has long been written, but most people cannot understand it.
**Data doesn't lie, but emotions do**
A new coin has a daily trading volume of 6 billion and 3 million users—do you pay attention to these numbers? No. You only look at the K-line trend after 120 days of launch. In a bull market, everyone makes money; it's in a bear market that true understanding is filtered.
The truest battlefield is the showdown between you and the market.
An investor complained: "Bought at 2U, DCA to 1.7U, now down 70%, should I continue?" This is too real—when it rises, it's faith; when it falls, it's a collapse.
**But how do smart people play?**
Use stablecoins to protect your baseline position, and use risk capital to bet on the future. If you can't hold through seven days of volatility, how can you talk about seven years of wealth?
History has always repeated itself. All hundredfold assets are born out of despair. A certain exchange coin took 7 years, a certain old coin took 8 years, and you can't wait for a certain new coin that has only been 120 days?
You don't need to believe, just don't stand in the way.
When all the fluctuations come, you need an "anchor." A pivot point that does not sway with the market. This is why more and more traders are using stablecoins to build their investment framework - it is both a risk management tool and a foundation for psychological construction.
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NonFungibleDegen
· 12h ago
ngl ser this cope about "they're betting on the future" while down 70% is exactly what i tell myself at 3am... probably nothing tho right
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GasWaster
· 12h ago
Looking at the cost advocate of 2U, the coin price has fallen to 0.7U like this... Big brother, are you playing people for suckers or do you really believe this broken coin can turn around?
Staring at the screen, blood pressure soaring. A founder of a major exchange repeatedly mentions a new coin, and everywhere online people are advocating "the pro has made an advocate." Turning to look at the coin price - it has fallen below 0.7U. Looking again, they themselves say the cost is at 2U.
Is this magical? It's too magical.
But do you really understand? Those big players never bet on a specific coin, but on the possibilities of an era.
**You look at the price, they bet on the future**
Do you remember when a certain exchange's coin broke 0.1U, and the whole network criticized it as "zero currency"? And now? That coin has long since skyrocketed. What was missed is not just the profits—it's a whole set of underlying logic iterations. Self-developed public chain, reconstruction of protocols, setting rules.
The script has long been written, but most people cannot understand it.
**Data doesn't lie, but emotions do**
A new coin has a daily trading volume of 6 billion and 3 million users—do you pay attention to these numbers? No. You only look at the K-line trend after 120 days of launch. In a bull market, everyone makes money; it's in a bear market that true understanding is filtered.
The truest battlefield is the showdown between you and the market.
An investor complained: "Bought at 2U, DCA to 1.7U, now down 70%, should I continue?" This is too real—when it rises, it's faith; when it falls, it's a collapse.
**But how do smart people play?**
Use stablecoins to protect your baseline position, and use risk capital to bet on the future. If you can't hold through seven days of volatility, how can you talk about seven years of wealth?
History has always repeated itself. All hundredfold assets are born out of despair. A certain exchange coin took 7 years, a certain old coin took 8 years, and you can't wait for a certain new coin that has only been 120 days?
You don't need to believe, just don't stand in the way.
When all the fluctuations come, you need an "anchor." A pivot point that does not sway with the market. This is why more and more traders are using stablecoins to build their investment framework - it is both a risk management tool and a foundation for psychological construction.