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Bitcoin’s most ironic retail investor trait: chasing wildly on the way up, playing dead on the way down

Remember when Bitcoin surged to 87,000?

The whole internet was celebrating, with countless people slapping their thighs in regret:
Got in too late! If only I’d gone all in at 60,000 or 70,000 without a second thought, I’d already have doubled my money and achieved financial freedom!
Everyone was bullish, shouting that it was headed straight for 100,000, afraid of missing the last train to riches.

Then, in a short time, the market corrected 15%, and the price fell back to 75,000.

The real

🧧🧧#Why am I dollar-cost averaging into AR? Many people don't understand this sector!
I’m not chasing short-term hype; I’m betting on distributed rendering compute in the AI era.
The AI video and 3D boom both require massive computing power behind the scenes. This sector has taken a different path from the swarm of fiercely competitive L2 chains.
The first wave rose to over 90
The second wave rose to over 50
This time, down to around 25, there’s still nearly 8x upside
So I’m only dollar-cost averaging in small amounts and in batches, not making a big bet.
Could the computing-power sector beco

Why do I DCA into WLD?
In the previous rally, I bought at around $1 and sold at $9, making nearly 9x. Now it has fallen all the way from its peak, and the bubble has fully deflated. I’m following my plan to DCA in the bottom range. My expectations aren’t high: my current cost is $0.3368. If this rally reaches $2, I’ll start selling in batches.
A $2 target is still fairly reasonable. If the market turns bullish and it gets to around $6, that would be nearly 20x.
✅ WLD core highlights (bull case)

1. Unique sector: AI human identity verification, focused on distinguishing real people from AI bot

#SUI My buying logic: I’m buying into the sector’s potential, not betting on short-term price action. Why do I dollar-cost average into it?
Everyone knows how fierce the competition is among public chains, with Solana, Aptos, and Sei all vying for market share.
SUI also faces risks from token unlocks, selling pressure, and competition in the sector. I’m fully aware of these risks and haven’t ignored them.

I’m positioning SUI as an allocation to a 【next-generation payments + AI Agent infrastructure L1】, entering in batches strictly according to my DCA plan—not going all-in or taking an oversiz

Jiu Gongzi's candid thoughts: Are people in crypto really suited to following the crowd into U.S. tech stocks?

Recently, a very interesting trend has emerged in the community.

More and more people who have spent years trading crypto and futures contracts are piling into U.S. stocks.

Nvidia, Intel, Micron, SanDisk, SK Hynix, the Korean index, SPEX… all kinds of tech giants and overseas indices have suddenly become popular picks.

Today, I won't talk about market moves or price changes. I just want to ask every brother who followed the crowd in one honest question:

Do you really understand t

🔥Title: Rate hike odds are down, but the market is still getting crushed!

Semiconductors plunged 12% overnight, and BTC fell back to 76k.
The interesting thing is that expectations for a rate hike in December fell from 80% to 70.9%.
One question: Can this sharp selloff force the Fed to back off?
Or will it merely delay rate hikes, with the inevitable still to come?

Share your thoughts in the comments
⚠️Information sharing, not investment advice
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ARB, AR, and ZK are several assets I consistently dollar-cost average into.
ARB is a bet on the Ethereum L2 ecosystem, AR targets AI compute, and ZK focuses on zero-knowledge proof infrastructure.
I’m well aware of unlocks, cutthroat competition, and execution risks, so I invest in installments and keep my position size in check.
I don’t try to call the bottom or bet on a short-term surge. I’m betting on long-term sector trends and sticking to my plan.

Which one are you most bullish on? Follow Jiu Gongzi! Let’s discuss and dig deeper into these projects’ prospects together!

⚠️For sharing my

#ZK‎ I’ve also built a position in ZK. Why did I invest in ZK?
ZK is a leading project in the zero-knowledge proof sector, addressing the critical need for Ethereum scaling. Privacy and ZK technology are long-term trends.
I understand the risks, including token unlocks and competition. I’m building my position in tranches within a price range and keeping it strictly sized.
I’m not betting on a short-term breakout, but on the long-term potential of privacy and scaling in the crypto world.

⚠️For sharing my personal thoughts only; this is not investment advice.
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A lot of people have asked me why I’m building a position in AR.
AR is a leader in the AI + decentralized rendering sector, and demand for computing power continues to rise as AI takes off.
I understand the risks, including token unlocks and competition in the sector, so I’m building my position in stages within a price range and strictly controlling its size.
I’m not betting on a short-term surge, but on the long-term trend of AI computing power.

⚠️Just sharing my personal thoughts; this is not investment advice
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Many people ask me why I buy ARB.
Core thesis: It’s a leading Ethereum L2 with a solid ecosystem, and RWA and institutional-chain adoption continue to take shape, making it a core asset in the sector.
I’m aware of bearish factors like unlocks and inflation, so I only build a position gradually within a range and manage position size.
I’m not betting on a short-term rally; I’m holding a long-term allocation and following Ethereum’s main trend.

⚠️Personal thoughts only; not investment advice
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$BTC Midterm election outcome now settled】
Bad news exhausted is good news; BTC has stopped falling and rebounded.
Half a month of uncertainty has finally been resolved. After a wave of panic selling in early trading, the selling pressure has eased.
The market is returning to its main cycle trend, while long-term holders continue moving their holdings off exchanges and into locked positions.
Don't try to call the top or bottom. Stick to your dollar-cost averaging plan and wait patiently for a recovery.

Will the Fed raise interest rates in December? Let's discuss in the comments.
⚠️Personal th

I never try to call the bottom, but I always buy within a safe range

I am not a god. I can't predict the market or catch the absolute bottom.

There are so many analysts online calling tops and bottoms and shouting out precise price targets every day, but I never follow the crowd.
Because the longer you spend in crypto, the clearer it becomes: no one can predict the market with precision.

The market is always beyond our control, but our own trading pace, position discipline, and execution plan are completely within our control.

I entered here today not because I think a huge surge is immine

⚠️ Reading: 26! The fear gauge is almost at rock bottom
The BTC Fear & Greed Index has fallen to 26, entering the fear zone.
It was still 37 yesterday, neutral at 48 a week ago, and in greed at 67 just 30 days ago.
In just one month, sentiment has gone straight from “let’s go, let’s go, let’s go” to “shaking in our boots.”
Many people don’t even dare look at the charts anymore, keeping a firm hand on their wallets.

But we all know the old saying: Be greedy when others are fearful.
So here’s the question:
Is 26 a signal to buy the dip, or just an appetizer before the downtrend resumes? Let’s d

#Brent crude is about to fall back to $70! [Oil prices plunge 5.8% in one day] The geopolitical premium vanished just like that
Everyone had been betting on an escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, driving oil prices all the way up to 118.69.
Once expectations of an all-out war fell through, safe-haven bulls rushed for the exits. The faster the rise, the harder the pullback.
Geopolitical trading is brutal: you make money from sentiment, but when sentiment fades, there’s no time to react.
Is this pullback a chance to get in, or is the bull run over? Let’s discuss in the comments.
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Polymarket is overwhelmingly betting on the Democrats, but my gut says the Republicans will pull off an upset
Looking at the odds on Polymarket, Democrats have a 95% chance of winning the House and 73% for the Senate—the market is almost entirely bullish on Democrats holding on.
With both the data and the money leaning one way, I inexplicably have a strong sixth sense that the Republicans will pull off an upset.
When expectations get too high, a black swan event is more likely.
Odds reflect how money is voting, not the final result.
Anyone else, like Jiu Gongzi, betting on the Republicans agai

Are older fund managers steadier, or are younger ones more aggressive? There’s a clear difference between the two types of fund managers. Which would you choose? #BTC大跌 $BTC ‌