2026-01-08 07:27:12

When the market reaches this stage, what is the point of watching the charts and making trades? Instead of stressing over ups and downs, it's better to focus your energy on more worthwhile things.

Lying in the sunshine, holding a cup of coffee, with your whole body bathed in warmth. At this moment, thinking about concepts like candlestick charts and trading volume seems somewhat pale in comparison.

Ultimately, what is the ultimate value of wealth? It is that sense of freedom that cannot be measured by numbers. This kind of freedom itself is more precious than any profit.

The true meaning of making money is ultimately to feel the sunshine and enjoy life. When you truly have the right to choose, money becomes a tool rather than a goal.

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GasSavingMaster

· 01-11 07:23

Fart, only with money can you lie down and drink coffee It's easy to say, but when losing money, there's no time to cry Who is this chicken soup for? I'm still worried about next month's rent I understand the principles, but I just can't stop being reckless True free people have already quit the scene, why are you here posting articles Let's talk about this after the capital scheme stabilizes, okay? Using this set of excuses every day, wait until the coin price is halved I don't believe you, let's talk after you make some money first

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PanicSeller69

· 01-09 13:07

Sounds nice, but I haven't seen you so carefree when the market drops. Lying flat is easy, but when the rebound comes, you start regretting again. The sense of freedom, you have to be rich first to dare to say it. Always shouting to let go, but when it hits the daily limit up, you rush back in. Stop fooling yourself. I don't believe you—if it drops 5% tomorrow, can you still drink coffee? This is the life philosophy after making money; only those who truly earn it understand. It sounds like self-comfort after being trapped.

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DaoResearcher

· 01-08 19:28

According to the incentive mechanism design in the white paper, this "lying flat theory" actually contradicts the basic assumptions of Token economics. From the data performance, in the psychological game of long-term holders, attention itself is a scarce resource. Giving up monitoring = giving up an information advantage, which in highly volatile markets directly doubles the risk factor.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 01-08 07:56

It sounds nice, but watch how you lie there when you're really losing money. --- I just want to know who can truly let go of the market; anyway, I can't do it. --- This chicken soup is comforting to drink, but when you're sober, you still have to keep an eye on it. --- Lie down and drink coffee after earning enough capital, then talk. --- How much is the sense of freedom worth per cup? --- Those who say they can let go are often the ones who have made enough money. --- A typical rich person's mindset—I’m still watching the market for next month’s rent. --- Here you are, giving us some soul chicken soup; the market can still cut another wave. --- Not making money is also called a choice; I don’t believe you.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-08 07:54

Data speaks: Every time there's a "laying flat" in history, it gets harvested in the next round. Have you calculated the capital efficiency? What's the opportunity cost of coffee money?

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StakeHouseDirector

· 01-08 07:53

Lying flat and being a salty fish is really comfortable, but my holdings are falling. Sounds nice, but isn't it just losing enough to start悟道? Coffee is indeed fragrant, but losing trades are even more fragrant. These kinds of words are only spoken after earning enough, really. I also want to let go, but I haven't set the stop-loss order yet.

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CryptoNomics

· 01-08 07:52

actually, if you run a basic regression analysis on leisure time vs. portfolio returns, you'll find this whole "coffee in the sun" thesis completely ignores opportunity cost. ceteris paribus, your alpha gets obliterated.

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tx_pending_forever

· 01-08 07:46

Lying down and making money is true philosophy Sounds good, but when it’s time to drop, you still need to watch the market Drinking coffee comfortably, but does your account shrink happily too? The sense of freedom can't be bought, brother Once people have money, they start talking like this; when they don’t, what then? Forget it, I’d better keep watching the K-line, can’t afford coffee It sounds pleasant, but true freedom comes from earning money first This is what the lazy winners say haha Relaxation is right, but don’t forget your principal will run away I’ve had a bit of an epiphany, decided to earn enough first When I’m truly free, I’ll come and enjoy the aroma of coffee again

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