2026-01-17 05:20:27

Research reports and actual trading are fundamentally two different things.

Any popular coin or highly discussed project can theoretically generate a detailed analysis report. In groups, opinions vary widely, and various viewpoints fly around; writing a research piece is not difficult. But what truly determines the profit or loss of an account is never the report itself — but the timing and execution of buying and selling.

No matter how in-depth the analysis is, it’s worthless if you don’t take action. Trading is the ultimate judge.

If AI can directly produce high-quality analysis reports, I would be very期待. This kind of work, frankly, is physical labor, repetitive, and not high threshold. Let the machine do it, while traders focus on decision-making and execution — perhaps that’s a more efficient allocation.

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NotSatoshi

· 6h ago

That's right, I was also fooled by analysis reports before. Now I understand one thing — those PPTs never make money. Execution is the key, everything else is useless.

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GasGuzzler

· 6h ago

Talking about strategy on paper, who wouldn't do it? The key is to dare to go all-in. That's right, a bunch of analysts produce reports every day, but only a few actually make money. AI-generated reports are indeed helpful, but execution is the real killer; this can't be outsourced. Analysis varies widely, but making decisions in a second during execution makes a huge difference. Those who only read reports every day are losing money; the ones truly making profits are watching the market and making decisions.

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RunWithRugs

· 6h ago

That's right, talking on paper is useless; you have to put real money on the line to see what's real and what's fake. Speaking of which, piling up reports isn't as practical as catching a wave of market opportunity. AI writing reports? Just let it do it. Anyway, most people can't understand them, and the key is to have courage and luck. No matter how beautiful the analysis, if the account isn't in the red, it's all pointless. Honestly, there are analysts everywhere now, but very few are actually making money. Isn't that quite ironic? Execution is the key; don't be fooled by those in-depth analyses.

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