Ten times in three years—how many years have these four words been shouted in the crypto circle? Most people’s first reaction to this goal is: Isn’t this just bragging?
But if you truly look at the historical data of the crypto market, you'll find that this is not a pipe dream, but a rational forecast based on real cycle规律.
Let's look at some facts: each halving cycle of Bitcoin typically results in a 6 to 15 times increase within 2 to 3 years. The 2017 bull run saw BTC and ETH returns far exceeding this number; in the 2021 cycle, leading assets also delivered such results. This is not coincidence, but a规律 that repeats cyclically.
The current market environment is more favorable than in the past. Institutional funds are entering on a large scale, the spot ETF capital effect, the new RWA narrative—these are all changing the structure of market participants and risk preferences. Simply put: the game once played only by retail investors now has genuine institutional players laying out positions.
So the key question is not "whether" to achieve tenfold in three years, but "how" to do so steadily. This requires three things: first, reverence and research into cycles; second, a scientific position management system; third, strict discipline in risk control. Many people fail in the cycle of greed and fear, being forced out of the market before they can survive a full cycle. Those who truly make money never chase the hot trend, but use a core position to traverse cycles, employ high-growth positions to compete in the track, and use speculative positions to test hot spots—three layers of allocation, each with its own role.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 5h ago
That's right, the key is to endure the cycle; otherwise, even the best market conditions will belong to others.
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FancyResearchLab
· 5h ago
In theory, it should be feasible, but I bet five dollars that most people will still chase in at the high point and get trapped.
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FastLeaver
· 5h ago
That's right, the key is to endure, as many people's mindset collapses halfway through.
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ForkTrooper
· 5h ago
You're right, the key is to endure; most people die before dawn.
Ten times in three years—how many years have these four words been shouted in the crypto circle? Most people’s first reaction to this goal is: Isn’t this just bragging?
But if you truly look at the historical data of the crypto market, you'll find that this is not a pipe dream, but a rational forecast based on real cycle规律.
Let's look at some facts: each halving cycle of Bitcoin typically results in a 6 to 15 times increase within 2 to 3 years. The 2017 bull run saw BTC and ETH returns far exceeding this number; in the 2021 cycle, leading assets also delivered such results. This is not coincidence, but a规律 that repeats cyclically.
The current market environment is more favorable than in the past. Institutional funds are entering on a large scale, the spot ETF capital effect, the new RWA narrative—these are all changing the structure of market participants and risk preferences. Simply put: the game once played only by retail investors now has genuine institutional players laying out positions.
So the key question is not "whether" to achieve tenfold in three years, but "how" to do so steadily. This requires three things: first, reverence and research into cycles; second, a scientific position management system; third, strict discipline in risk control. Many people fail in the cycle of greed and fear, being forced out of the market before they can survive a full cycle. Those who truly make money never chase the hot trend, but use a core position to traverse cycles, employ high-growth positions to compete in the track, and use speculative positions to test hot spots—three layers of allocation, each with its own role.