2025-12-25 16:24:31

The bear market tests a person's character the most. Those who focus on researching technology, continuously optimizing products, and holding their positions tightly are actually accumulating ammunition for the next round of market movements. This is not patience; it's preparation.

Watching the market remain cold and quiet, with sluggish trading volume and unremarkable news—it's the easiest time to lose confidence. But think about it, how many people have fallen behind at this stage? Cutting losses, giving up on R&D, or switching to other pursuits. And those who truly persevere? They are preparing for spring.

Industry cycles work this way; winter won't last forever. When sentiment shifts, capital flows back, and new narratives emerge, those who never gave up will reap their rewards. This is not just motivational talk; it's a gift of time.

So, no matter how cold the winter, there is an end. Persist until then, and spring will come naturally. 🔥

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NftBankruptcyClub

· 12-28 13:49

People who cut their losses during the bear market are probably regretting it now, but you have to admit, those who truly persisted have indeed made a killing.

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zkNoob

· 12-28 06:48

People who cut losses are probably regretting now, haha Persistence is still persistence, but I really can't hold on anymore This bear market truly tests the mentality. I'm wondering if I can hold on until spring comes It's true, but the key is who can really stick to their positions without wavering The idea of building momentum sounds good, but when the account is falling, I get annoyed

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LayerZeroHero

· 12-25 16:52

Those who can endure are waiting for the harvest; those who can't have already fallen behind. In the end, it's all about who can hold on until the very end.

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GasGuzzler

· 12-25 16:52

Those who can't hold on have already left; we're just waiting here.

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ConfusedWhale

· 12-25 16:45

That's true, but how many can really endure? The ones around me who are cutting losses are all the same people who once made solemn vows.

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PensionDestroyer

· 12-25 16:35

It sounds good, but how many can really hold on? I think most people's mentality has collapsed. Persistence ≠ having money; how can those without bullets build momentum? People who cut losses are not weak-minded; they just have no choice. This kind of talk is repeated every cycle. When the next bull market comes, it's another frenzy for newcomers. Building momentum is fine, but don't lose everything and then boast about building momentum. Time as a gift? It would be more accurate to say it's like paying tuition fees.

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