Why are value investors highly regarded? The key lies in their earnings from value growth and market trends, rather than zero-sum game profits. This year, the industry is in a clear upward cycle—whether from the macro policy environment or the Web3 development stage, these factors transcend individual will, and all we can do is observe trends and act accordingly. Recently, it has been observed that short sellers are still struggling, but as previously analyzed, on the eve of the 2026 bull market, shorts have closed their positions one after another, and losses are already determined. Those who go with the trend profit, while those against it suffer losses; such is the rule.

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StakeWhisperervip
· 01-05 10:27
Going with the trend is not difficult; the hard part is getting off halfway up the mountain.
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DegenDreamervip
· 01-04 13:12
The bears really have no chance on the eve of the bull market; just wait and lie flat until 2026, and it'll be over.
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ser_we_are_earlyvip
· 01-04 09:24
Those who go with the trend profit, those against the trend suffer losses. It sounds great, but few actually do it. Short sellers are probably really hurting right now. They should have closed their positions earlier. 2026 is still far away. Let's just survive and see the bull market first. Talking about value growth is easy, but who can really hold on to the bottom? This cycle of Web3 feels different. The supportive policies are truly not in vain. Those who can insightfully grasp the trend have all made a fortune. Let's just follow the rhythm.
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ImpermanentLossFanvip
· 01-02 20:50
It's the same trend-following theory again, I'm tired of hearing it. But to be honest, I really feel that this year is different. That group of people going against the trend truly should reflect on themselves. 2026 is still far away, let's focus on staying alive first. Value investing sounds lofty, but you still have to know how to pick. Are the short positions closed? Why do I still see a lot of lamenting in the group? Trend stuff—everyone can be a wise man after the fact.
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StakeOrRegretvip
· 01-02 20:48
Wait, are all the shorts really closed? Why do I still see a bunch of leveraged positions stubbornly refusing to close?
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RugDocScientistvip
· 01-02 20:38
Going with the trend is easier said than done; the key is to truly see where the trend is heading. The bears are still holding on stubbornly, it’s like watching a doomed ending. 2026 definitely needs a solid layout; those who miss out this year should regret it. Value investing is the right path to making big money; zero-sum games don’t last long. This cycle feels different; the policy environment is really helping us.
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bridge_anxietyvip
· 01-02 20:37
Going with the trend is the way to go; do you have to wait for someone to teach you to understand?
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GasFeeLadyvip
· 01-02 20:26
tbh the timing window right now is *chef's kiss* — been watching the gwei charts like a prophet and yeah, the macro setup just hit that sweet spot. shorts got liquidated at the worst possible gwei levels, couldn't even frontrun their own exit lmao
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LowCapGemHuntervip
· 01-02 20:23
Go with the trend, but speaking of which, are the shorts really fully closed? It seems like some people are still holding on stubbornly.
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