Some people in the group are trying to defy the odds, but they still ended up failing. However, I thought of another approach—being down-to-earth. Sounds conservative? Actually not. The real strategy should be like this: diligently conduct fundamental research, risk management, and position planning, while maintaining hope and imagination for the future. The two are not in conflict; rather, they complement each other. With a solid foundation, gazing at the stars won't lead to disappointment.
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RugPullSurvivor
· 01-16 09:09
It's the same old story... You want to stay grounded while also gazing at the stars? Easy to say, but few can truly have both hands strong.
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BlockBargainHunter
· 01-16 09:09
Reliable, but the ones who really make money are still those guys who dare to go all-in.
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PositionPhobia
· 01-16 09:09
Here we go again, it sounds right, but when it comes to actual execution, I still want to all in...
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StillBuyingTheDip
· 01-16 08:54
Another one dreaming of getting rich overnight, but it still feels like a regular member of society. To be honest, the idea of being down-to-earth is indeed a cliché, but it really works.
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DoomCanister
· 01-16 08:40
Ha, yet another person hoping to get rich overnight has had a setback. To be honest, this fundamental + risk control approach is the real way to go; just focusing on changing your fate will only lead to near zero.
Some people in the group are trying to defy the odds, but they still ended up failing. However, I thought of another approach—being down-to-earth. Sounds conservative? Actually not. The real strategy should be like this: diligently conduct fundamental research, risk management, and position planning, while maintaining hope and imagination for the future. The two are not in conflict; rather, they complement each other. With a solid foundation, gazing at the stars won't lead to disappointment.