2026-01-15 13:44:03

You haven't achieved wealth yet, in other words, your desire is not deep enough.

Think carefully—those who truly achieve financial freedom in the crypto market, which one of them is not driven by an almost obsessive desire? They don't just talk about wanting to make money; they take action to verify every opportunity. And most people, on the other hand, are just floating on the surface, following the flow.

If you really want it, you will study the market. You will take on the corresponding risks. You will make decisions when opportunities arise.

The depth of desire determines how far you can go.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 16h ago

It's harsh to say but it really hits home haha

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ThesisInvestor

· 01-15 14:14

That's true, but I think some people are not lacking in desire, they just haven't figured out what they really want. Having desire alone isn't enough; you also need to have a brain.

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SmartContractPhobia

· 01-15 14:12

There's nothing wrong with that, but some people take desire as an excuse; in reality, they're just afraid of losing. True obsession requires corresponding action, otherwise it's just self-hypnosis.

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GasGrillMaster

· 01-15 14:01

That's true, but I have to say that sometimes a deep longing is useless; the market can just rug pull and it's over. I've seen too many persistent people, and in the end, they still get cut. The key is to have luck and an accurate sense of smell...

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-15 13:59

Ha, how eager are you? Bro, let me tell you, this thing is just like a re-investment strategy—talking without action is just nonsense. I used to be the same way back in the day, but I got caught in the FOMO of 2017 and couldn't get out. At that time, no one believed I would turn things around... Real experts don't need to talk. On-chain data speaks for itself, and every arbitrage opportunity reveals how eager you are. Those players with annualized returns of 50% or more, didn't they all thoroughly understand the risks of naked shorts and calculate liquidation prices very precisely? Take a look at your own strategy—are you still playing it safe? Then don't blame opportunities slipping right under your nose.

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FlippedSignal

· 01-15 13:54

You're right, but how many can actually execute? Those around me who keep shouting about getting in, they go silent after a wave of pullback. Desire is one thing, but risk tolerance is the real dividing line.

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LiquidityNinja

· 01-15 13:53

That's true, but less than 1% of people can actually follow through. Most people lack not desire, but the ability to endure hardships.

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MissedAirdropAgain

· 01-15 13:50

To put it bluntly, that's straightforward, but this kind of argument sounds like making excuses for failure... Some people simply aren't lacking in desire; it's just that the information gap is too big or they don't have enough capital to hustle.

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