2026-01-08 05:28:30

To seize opportunities in this era, you must first make AI your work partner. The earlier you start using it, the sooner you can enjoy the benefits.

Real progress is never achieved overnight. Making small improvements every day and accumulating them will lead to a qualitative leap over time. Once good habits are formed, they automatically generate compound interest for you.

The key is how to use AI. It can help you review investment cases daily, explore the underlying logic of projects, and track market signals. In this way, you are not passively watching the news but actively gaining insights, gradually building your own judgment system. This is true growth.

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AltcoinHunter

· 7h ago

The idea of compound interest is so overused, but how many actually use AI to review projects? I still rely on intuition before going all-in, only analyzing the logic afterward haha. AI helps me track signals, which is true, but the more signals I get, the more confused I become... Yesterday, four coins that AI said had "solid underlying logic" hit the daily limit down today, which is ridiculous. People always talk about building a judgment system through daily accumulation, but I have to ask, what's the difference between retail investors using AI and not using AI? Still getting cut. Early adoption means early benefits... The older brother who bought Bitcoin in 2001 is still holding it now, don’t rush me to get in. Can this wave of AI empowerment really change my investment fate, or is it just another story of self-delusion?

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MoonlightGamer

· 7h ago

I've been using AI to assist with analysis for a while now, which definitely saves effort, but the key is still to have your own judgment. Reinvestment is a tired topic, but the real point is to stick with it. Most people are just hot for three days. Using AI to review cases is good, but don't rely on it too much; you still need to think for yourself. Instead of刷新闻, having AI help me sort signals is really satisfying and saves a lot of mental energy. That's right, but persistence is probably the hardest part...

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DeFiVeteran

· 01-08 05:58

That's true, but the real threshold is persistence. Most people give up after just two weeks. The AI case review system requires you to ask the right questions; otherwise, it's just garbage in, garbage out. The term "compound interest" has been overused, but some people do turn their fortunes around with this logic. The key is how long you can hold on.

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StableNomad

· 01-08 05:51

ngl... "compound returns" from ai habits? sounds like what everyone said about yield farming back in 2021. statistically speaking though, the due diligence angle actually hits different when you're tracking correlation coefficients instead of just doomscrolling ct.

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CompoundPersonality

· 01-08 05:39

You're right, those who don't use AI now will be eliminated. --- I'm tired of the saying about compound interest; the key is having good projects. --- The AI inventory case sounds good, but the accuracy of the data is the real core. --- I've long considered AI as a productivity tool; there's no going back now. --- Building a judgment system sounds simple, but actually sticking to it every day is a bit difficult. --- This logic is most effective in a bull market; how many can stick with it in a bear market? --- Proactively gaining insights VS passively watching news, the difference is indeed significant, but you need to know how to use it first. --- Compound interest is real; it all depends on who can endure until that moment.

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