2026-01-08 10:24:24

Here's a blunt truth—if you rely on others' advice and recommendations to make money, and instead of striving to improve you complain about losses, then this outcome is actually reasonable.

The essence of the crypto world is the realization of cognition. Those who make money are often those who continuously learn and update their understanding.

Take a certain leading exchange's ecosystem token as an example. Although it has become a meme object in some trading communities, logically, it won't go to zero. This is a basic risk assessment. But on the other hand, it also won't rise wildly without reason. Ultimately, the market still follows certain rules.

The key point is simple: if you want to do better in this market, instead of spamming to find out rumors, it's better to spend time improving your market cognition and risk management skills. This is the foundation for long-term profit.

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WhaleSurfer

· 01-11 07:06

That's right, but while everyone is still listening to rumors, some people have already figured it out on their own. If you rely on fate and get chopped up in the market, you deserve it. The harsh reality is that poor understanding is brutal. Spamming others to ask which coin to choose is really embarrassing; it's better to spend a couple of hours reading the white paper. This kind of logic is popular everywhere, and the crypto world is even more ruthless. If you don't learn, don't blame the market for being merciless.

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MerkleMaid

· 01-08 13:48

Listen to what people are saying, don't always just think about copying homework How many people does this hit... Poor cognition equals poor earning potential, to put it plainly Asking others every day what to buy, no wonder you lose money Self-study is much faster than relying on tips No one can help you, you can only understand on your own This is the survival rule of the crypto world, everyone

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RektRecorder

· 01-08 10:52

I've heard too many of these kinds of words, but the key is how many people are actually doing it. Those who follow the crowd and listen to rumors should have exited long ago. It's time to wake up. Cognition, to put it simply, is a process of paying tuition; no one can skip it. Most people in the crypto circle live in illusions, thinking they can buy the dip. Those making money never boast in groups; they are busy quietly getting rich. Indeed, the difference between retail investors and professional traders lies in cognition. The market is ruthless, but at least it's fair. No one should blame others or complain. What irritates me the most is people who lose money and still want to shift the blame onto others.

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ProveMyZK

· 01-08 10:47

Listening to your advice is better than reading ten years of coins. Indeed, one must put in the effort oneself. Following the trend always leads to losses, serves you right. Cognitive upgrade is the way to survive; everything else is虚的. People who ask for rumors every day are, frankly, lazy. This hits the nail on the head, I have to admit. Instead of listening to stories, learning trading is the real way to go. The Zero Forum is constantly roasting, never really thinking about how to write risk control. No one really wants to improve themselves; everyone just wants to win passively. The words are correct, but who truly understands the market? Spot on, but most people still continue to follow the trend after hearing it.

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IntrovertMetaverse

· 01-08 10:31

It sounds good, but can anyone really stick to learning? I can't see clearly anyway. Following the trend always outnumbers those who think critically, that's the reality. Cognitive monetization sounds simple, but in practice, it's really difficult. It's really about using your own brain; don't expect others to feed you. I've seen many rely on insider tips to get rich, but in the end, they still lose everything. These words are harsh but effective; it all depends on who can truly do it. Does the person talking about risk management actually have that ability... I doubt it. Cognitive upgrading is indeed the only way out, but most people simply can't wait.

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