The legendary figure in the investment world has officially announced his retirement, but the investment philosophy he left behind continues to shine brightly. Those trading wisdoms that have repeatedly proven effective in the market remain classics that investors must read to this day.



One of the most core principles is the dialectic of market sentiment—be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful. This phrase reveals the essence of market cycles. Many investors end up missing out on wealth because they fail to hold firm during panic or remain rational during exuberance.

Another equally classic saying is: Only when the tide goes out can you see who is swimming naked. This speaks to the harsh truth of risk management. During market booms, everyone appears to be a genius, but once a correction arrives, those who haven't truly accumulated or have solid fundamentals will be exposed. This lesson is especially profound for traders in the crypto market.

He also emphasized that to break through oneself, one must have the patience to listen to criticism. Many people stumble because they are stubborn and refuse to hear different opinions. In the rapidly changing investment market, maintaining an open mind and continuously learning strategies from the best traders is the standard for long-term winners. These principles may seem simple, but they are the essence of decades of market experience.
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RuntimeErrorvip
· 1h ago
That's true, but very few people actually manage to do it. I'm the same way—eager during the bull market, timid during the bear market. Luckily, I'm starting to reflect now.
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MissedTheBoatvip
· 1h ago
It sounds good, but how many can actually do it? I haven't seen many who can hold on during panic; most are armchair strategists afterward.
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DefiSecurityGuardvip
· 1h ago
ngl, this "fear when others are greedy" stuff sounds nice in theory but literally nobody does it when their portfolio's bleeding red. seen too many who preached this before the rugpull audit showed critical vulnerabilities in their "solid fundamentals"... then they act shocked. DYOR people, seriously.
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DaoResearchervip
· 1h ago
According to the governance chapter of the white paper, this theory actually maps to the incentive mechanism issues in Token economics—when others go All in, you Hodl. Essentially, it is a game theory analysis of market participant behavior. From the data performance, wallet addresses that follow this rule indeed have a higher survival rate across multiple cycles.
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StakeWhisperervip
· 2h ago
That's right. The theory of greed and fear is well-known, but very few actually practice it. I myself am a cautionary example.
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