Are you still chasing the daily trends of emerging projects? To be honest, there is a harsher reality hidden behind this— the gap in cognition, which will eventually evolve into wallet thickness.
Imagine the scene five years from now. Looking back at today's decisions, some people will list missed opportunities as one of the three biggest regrets in life: first, understanding the true value of Bitcoin too late; second, being able to see the direction now but still hesitating; third, wasting time and funds on short-term fluctuations.
The market is not short of stories about chasing gains and selling at losses. What is truly scarce is the mindset that remains unaffected by daily noise and坚持s long-term judgment. Bitcoin has gone through multiple cycles, from skepticism to recognition, and the underlying logic has never changed— and this is precisely what is most worth paying attention to.
Instead of researching who will pump the market tomorrow, ask yourself: how would things have been if I had started earlier three years ago? Will I regret hesitating today five years from now? This way of thinking is often more valuable than technical analysis.
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degenwhisperer
· 6h ago
It hits hard, but I still have to keep buying the dip in small coins... or how can I stand out
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StableGeniusDegen
· 6h ago
That's right, I'm one of those who are tortured the most by the daily chart...
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It's the same old argument, but it really hits the nail on the head.
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I'm really afraid that five years from now, looking back, I'll realize I'm going further and further down the path of self-destruction.
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Long-term holding sounds easy to say, but how many can truly ignore the market...
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Cognitive gap is just wealth gap, I believe this statement.
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Instead of watching K-line charts every day, it's better to think clearly about whether you truly believe in this thing.
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ProposalDetective
· 6h ago
Looking back after five years, those who are really struggling with short-term market trends are a bit exhausting.
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BTCRetirementFund
· 6h ago
That's very true, but too many people are brainwashed by short-term fluctuations.
That hits home. I've seen too many tragedies of chasing highs and selling lows, ending up with only half of their funds.
Looking back after five years? Now is the time to ask yourself, do you really have that much time to make mistakes?
Long-term holders of Bitcoin have already achieved financial freedom. Still staring at the charts? You should have gone to bed long ago.
Poor cognition equals poor money. I need to share this with my friends who keep shouting about the bottom every day.
Instead of researching market manipulations, think about why you haven't gotten on board yet. That's the real issue.
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FortuneTeller42
· 6h ago
That's correct, it's just that cognitive differences are embedded in the wallet's thickness.
Those still struggling in the daily chart now will be on the regret list five years from now.
Are you still chasing the daily trends of emerging projects? To be honest, there is a harsher reality hidden behind this— the gap in cognition, which will eventually evolve into wallet thickness.
Imagine the scene five years from now. Looking back at today's decisions, some people will list missed opportunities as one of the three biggest regrets in life: first, understanding the true value of Bitcoin too late; second, being able to see the direction now but still hesitating; third, wasting time and funds on short-term fluctuations.
The market is not short of stories about chasing gains and selling at losses. What is truly scarce is the mindset that remains unaffected by daily noise and坚持s long-term judgment. Bitcoin has gone through multiple cycles, from skepticism to recognition, and the underlying logic has never changed— and this is precisely what is most worth paying attention to.
Instead of researching who will pump the market tomorrow, ask yourself: how would things have been if I had started earlier three years ago? Will I regret hesitating today five years from now? This way of thinking is often more valuable than technical analysis.