2025-12-30 08:28:37

2025 is coming to an end. Looking back, the most satisfying part is sticking to your own rhythm amidst market noise.

Teaching live streams have never stopped, and each session on skills is full of valuable content with no fluff. The judgment of bullish and bearish trends is never blindly following the crowd; I only trust my own analysis framework.

Respect for the market is the first principle—strictly controlling position sizes and completely abandoning the idea of overnight riches. The power accumulated over time is more reliable than any aggressive operation.

And the result? Annual profits have hit a new high. This is not luck; it’s the inevitable fruit of the long-term approach. During the fluctuations of top coins like ETH and SOL, as long as the rhythm is steady, opportunities are waiting for you.

Instead of pursuing刺激的收益, it’s better to pursue sustainable growth.

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MergeConflict

· 7h ago

Staying calm is really the mindset of a winner, but to be honest, sticking to this strategy is indeed difficult. This sense of rhythm is nailed down tightly, and I am increasingly convinced by this approach. It sounds reliable, but in practice, it's still easy to break under pressure. Long-termism is easy to understand but hard to implement.

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 7h ago

I agree with sticking to the rhythm, but those who are truly making money keep quiet. What sounds good is long-termism; what sounds bad is being too cowardly to go all in. The group that bought the dip during ETH and SOL fluctuations has long achieved financial freedom.

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ProofOfNothing

· 7h ago

Sounds good, but how many actually follow through with execution? But to be fair, this set of logic does stand up to scrutiny. The rhythm is right, and everything is right. They're starting to brainwash me into dollar-cost averaging again...

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NFTragedy

· 7h ago

No problem with that, a steady and cautious style is the way to win.

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memecoin_therapy

· 7h ago

Staying calm really can make money, I believe in that That's right, the get-rich-quick schemes should have been discarded long ago Pace is the most important, everything else is just clouds The live broadcast with valuable content doesn't deceive, I'm also listening You need to learn this logic, sustainability is the true way

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LiquidityOracle

· 7h ago

It sounds like there's a pattern, but this rhythm is indeed steady. --- Really, every year they claim new profit highs. --- I respect the market, but the live broadcast content is probably always somewhat discounted. --- Controlling positions is easy to talk about, but when the market actually moves, the urge to act is hard to resist. --- Waiting for opportunities in ETH and SOL fluctuations, provided you survive to see that day. --- I've heard a lot about long-termism, but more people just can't stick with it. --- If the rhythm is steady, does that mean there's an opportunity? Then why are there so many conservative investors losing money? --- Not aiming for overnight riches, so why are there new highs? This logic is a bit questionable.

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WagmiWarrior

· 7h ago

Sounds good, but sticking to the rhythm is easier said than done. Everyone is right, but in execution, anyone can break the pattern. Consistent profits are indeed comfortable, much better than those who chase every rise and fall every day. The thing about rhythm is really, once you find it, don’t mess around. Long-termism has been mentioned too many times, but the key is whether you can truly hold on. It's really difficult not to follow the trend; a market wave can easily break your composure. The words sound nice, but numbers can speak, right? I agree with sticking to the framework, but when a pullback comes, I still get shaken.

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