2026-01-17 08:24:14

Making money has never relied on luck; it is always the result of market research, accumulation, and real financial losses.

Many people do not understand this logic, but this is the reality. Seeing the US core CPI data weaken, institutions are beginning to increase their holdings of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and market sentiment follows macro expectations. $BTC $ETH Behind this rebound, it is actually supported by fundamentals and capital game.

The pits that predecessors have already stepped into, later generations can avoid. As long as you are willing to learn, opportunities are never scarce.

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TerraNeverForget

· 8h ago

Well said, losses are the best tuition fees.

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GateUser-beba108d

· 9h ago

That's right, losses are just tuition fees, there's no other way.

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ImpermanentTherapist

· 9h ago

That's so true. Losses are the best tuition; spending money to learn lessons is just like that. Selling half of the position and then regretting it—this mindset needs to change. Institutional movements are signals; ignoring macro trends will only lead to quick failure. I've stepped into the pitfalls of the previous waves, but now I think I've avoided a few. It's really just continuous learning plus execution, no other shortcuts. Me too. I lost quite a bit two years ago due to all kinds of reckless operations, but now I consider myself a beginner. Looking at data, monitoring capital flow, managing risk—repeating these three steps to make money? I'll try it. This logic applies to any industry, not just the crypto world. No matter how many pitfalls there are, it's still much better than getting cut off.

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SocialFiQueen

· 9h ago

That's right, only after losing do you understand the market.

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LiquidityWitch

· 9h ago

Losses are just tuition fees; there's no shortcut. Only by stepping on pitfalls do you know how to avoid them, there's no doubt about that. Here we go again with macroeconomics, but honestly, most people can't understand the relationship between CPI and coin prices. Institutions are buying? Then I have to keep up with the rhythm. If I don't get on the train now, I'll really regret it. The blood and tears lessons of those before me—now I use money to buy experience. Whether it's worth waiting until the end of the year, we'll see.

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StopLossMaster