2025-12-01 02:00:59

#数字货币市场回升 Mixing in the crypto market, just staring at the Candlestick is useless. The ones who really make money understand a principle – looking at today from the perspective of tomorrow. What does it mean? It means you have to think clearly about what this track will look like in three years, which coins will still be alive, and which narratives have become outdated. Once you understand this layer, you will know how to place your bets now. Investment is not about luck; it’s about the judgment of the future.

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0xDreamChaser

· 12-03 20:19

That's right, but the problem is most people can't even figure out what will happen three years from now—they just regret the decisions they made three months ago. --- Looking at today from tomorrow's perspective? I still trust my own risk management more—don't treat predictions about the future like fortune-telling. --- This kind of talk sounds correct, but when it comes down to critical moments, it still depends on luck and timing—no kidding. --- The most painful part is, even people who understand this principle can't make money because their execution is poor. --- The quickest to become outdated are those who say, "I get it now." --- Who the hell can accurately predict what will happen three years from now? I'd be happy just having a solid two-year plan. --- Thinking too far ahead just makes you anxious—it's better to focus on the opportunities at hand. --- It's true that your mindset for making money is more important than which coin you pick, but someone says this every bear market.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 12-02 23:27

nah tbh the "stand in tomorrow looking back today" thing is just thesis validation gatekeeping dressed up as wisdom. everyone thinks they can predict protocol dynamics three years out lol. the real edge? understanding opportunity cost and capital utilization RIGHT NOW, not some vague narrative survival fantasy. seen too many "this coin will live" predictions turn into impermanent loss speedruns.

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PhantomMiner

· 12-02 18:55

Three years later? It's hard for my buddy to even be alive now. --- Here we go again with this trap, sounds nice, but isn't it just gambling? --- Looking at today from tomorrow, all I can do is cry on the edge of bankruptcy. --- Judgment? I just want to ask who can judge correctly. --- No matter how nice it sounds, it still depends on luck, stop deceiving people. --- The ones really making money have long since shut up, why do we still have people giving lectures now? --- I've heard this a hundred times, the ones losing money say the same thing. --- Instead of judging three years later, it's better to just survive this month first. --- Okay, can your judgment be cashed out? --- My judgment tells me not to listen to this kind of talk.

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Tokenomics911

· 12-01 02:30

This sounds good, bro, but why do I feel like everything you said is right? The real difficulty is how to judge.

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