2026 "Fire Horse Year" Warning: Blockchain Investors Need to Beware of Hidden Risks

SerumDegen · 2026-01-05T14:20:10+00:00

A leader of an investment group pointed out that 2026 will be a "problem year," calling on companies to stay vigilant and examine fundamentals as the economy improves. He emphasized the importance of long-term investment in artificial intelligence and blockchain, reminding the industry to be patient and farsighted, and to be cautious of potential risks.

SerumDegen

2026-01-05 14:20:10

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【Crypto World】A leader of a major investment group recently shared an interesting perspective: 2026 is a special year. He linked the uniqueness of this year to business caution, warning all kinds of institutions not to relax their vigilance when performance is good.

There is substance behind this view. He emphasized his group’s long-term布局 in artificial intelligence and blockchain fields—especially the over ten years of continuous investment in digital asset projects like Ripple, which has now become an important source of income for the group. What does this indicate? It shows that investing in cryptocurrencies and blockchain requires patience and foresight.

But the most interesting point made by this leader is: 2026 will be a “problem year.” He believes that hidden issues will surface, urging companies to maintain honesty and self-discipline. In other words, if you’re operating in the blockchain or digital assets space, now is the time to start examining your fundamentals. Risks are often not sudden but are overlooked during times of prosperity.

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AirdropFreedom

· 01-08 14:20

Holding Ripple for ten years is what has brought us to today. This is what it means to bet correctly. The real issue has never been a sudden crash, but slow decay. 2026 Fire Horse Year? Just listen, mainly you need to see clearly for yourself. Cover-up issues will eventually surface. Projects still bragging now should be watched carefully. Now is the time to examine the fundamentals and see in 2026 who is a real ship and who is just paper. It takes ten years to prove your vision; those who seek quick gains won't last that long. Honesty and self-discipline? Those are the two most lacking qualities in the crypto world, haha. Risks never give you early warnings.

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LiquidityOracle

· 01-06 06:55

The Fire Horse Year pattern sounds like another wave of "cleansing" is coming... The story of Ripple over the past ten years is indeed well told, but those who truly made money have already left. Wait, what exactly does he mean by "covered-up issues"? Still the usual vague language. Honestly, why is 2026 such a coincidental time point? It feels a bit like marketing. The fundamental analysis is correct, but if the problems are only discovered in 2026, it's too late... We should be digging into our ledgers right now. Most people who believe in this kind of rhetoric haven't experienced a real bear market. Those with foresight have already started building positions; there's no need to listen to stories.

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RetroHodler91

· 01-05 14:50

Alright, ten-year loyal fans haven't even beaten the market. Is that what they call vision? Ripple's approach always feels a bit shaky. 2026, the problem year? It should have been settled long ago, not just now surfacing. This guy talks nicely, but he's just looking for excuses for his holdings. Those who are truly sincere would have taken action long ago and wouldn't wait until the "problem year" to wake up. The ones who cover up problems the most are actually those who shout warnings every day.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-05 14:48

2026 Fire Horse Year, another night before a major collapse, I'm watching it happen. Ripple has been around for ten years, which truly tests one's vision, but more people have already sunk. It's just a problematic year, anyway, the hidden dangers were buried long ago. Now reviewing the fundamentals, what's the use? The explosion will still happen. Good performance should mean more caution? That sounds like saying: don't get too happy, a pit is waiting for you.

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ContractExplorer

· 01-05 14:46

Holding Ripple for over ten years and still alive, this guy is really tough --- 2026 Fire Horse Year, sounds a bit off... The covered-up issues are surfacing, to put it plainly, it's time for liquidation --- Well said, but how many projects can we really assess based on fundamentals now? Most are still deceiving themselves --- Long-term planning is necessary to reap the benefits, I agree, but the problem is most people can't wait that long --- Honest attitude, self-discipline... Saying this in the crypto circle is a bit ironic, huh --- There are many issues surfacing; a big cleanup should have happened long ago --- This logic is interesting—being most cautious during prosperity? Reverse thinking, worker --- How has Ripple's return been over ten years? That's the question I care about --- Just hearing "covered-up issues" tells me something's going to go wrong, it always happens like this --- It's easy to talk about assessing fundamentals now, but who really does it?

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LiquidationSurvivor

· 01-05 14:44

It took over a decade to finally reap the Ripple dividends. Is that called vision? I think it’s more like just betting on the right direction, haha. --- 2026: The Year of the Problem? The projects that should have collapsed long ago are still alive—now that’s the real issue. --- Now is the time to examine the fundamentals. It’s easy to say, but how many projects dare to truly open their books? --- Once again, they’re hyping up risks. This kind of rhetoric appears every year, yet a bunch of people still rush forward one after another. --- The phrase "honest attitude" is a joke in the crypto world; it’s more practical to keep a close eye on your own wallet.

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ApeWithNoFear

· 01-05 14:26

The Year of the Fire Horse is coming, feels like a reshuffle is imminent... Those hidden issues will be exposed sooner or later, projects still blowing bubbles should be cautious. Ten years of Ripple investment finally paying off, this guy really has patience... We retail investors aren't that lucky, FOMO hits one after another. Is 2026 the Year of Problems? Honestly, you can't tell if someone is honest or not, just see who runs faster. Waiting for the big cleanup, then we'll see who really has substance and who is just a shell. By the way, has Ripple been stable for over ten years, or has it also gone through several life-and-death tests? Is it useful to compare your fundamentals now... Without fundamentals, how can I evaluate? Just take it easy.

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