2025-12-27 10:21:35

Year-end review period, it is worth sorting out a few key issues. First is the trading strategy of low-cost, high-efficiency profit—can the operation rhythm of certain emerging trading projects be replicated? Comparing the price trends and market control techniques of similar projects, finding patterns is not without meaning. Then, consider the coin selection logic for 2025: how many opportunities are there for unissued derivative track projects? All of these require systematic data statistics to support judgments.

However, market narratives are also changing: the rise of AI has almost become the dominant theme, and the enthusiasm in the crypto circle seems to be fading. This inevitably prompts reflection—have we been overly pessimistic? During the annual summary, we should remain vigilant to avoid emotional judgments.

Another issue worth deep exploration is the nature of market prediction. Is it an information discovery tool or a disguised casino? The delineation of this boundary directly relates to the future positioning of the entire track.

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YieldWhisperer

· 11h ago

To be honest, copying the rhythm of those projects is too risky; it's all hindsight analysis. AI eats tokens, the crypto circle drinks soup, but there's no need to be too pessimistic about this wave. The essence of market prediction is still gambling; information discovery is just a facade. At this time of year, we should stay calm and not be hijacked by narratives. Projects that haven't issued tokens seem attractive, but that's just a trap. Rather than studying manipulation techniques, it's better to ask yourself how much you can earn. Has the hype in the crypto world faded? I think it's because people's hearts have dispersed. Emotional judgments should indeed be avoided, but that's also the charm of the crypto world.

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0xSoulless

· 12h ago

What's the point of reviewing? Isn't it just an excuse for chasing highs and getting trapped Low cost and high efficiency? That's the market maker's low cost, and the retail investors' high-efficiency losses Predicting the market? Basically a casino, stop fooling yourself Everyone's talking about AI, the crypto circle has lost its heat, but big funds are quietly accumulating Are there still opportunities for projects that haven't issued tokens? Wait, first see how much principal you still have This year has just been numb, anyway, if it goes up sell, if it drops buy, no difference Emotional judgments? We've long been irrational to the core, recognizing this makes us clearer

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MEVHunterZhang

· 12h ago

Copycat trading strategies? I've seen this routine many times; those who truly make money never openly talk about it. Market manipulators always get cut off in the end, don't expect to be able to replicate anything stably. Choosing coins in 2025 still depends on fundamentals; I wouldn't dare to touch purely derivative projects. The hype around AI is so high, indicating that big funds are fleeing the crypto space, and this signal is very dangerous. Predictive markets are essentially casinos; don't fool yourself. The information discovery method is just marketing talk. It's the end of the year—don't be too pessimistic or too optimistic. Staying sober is the most important.

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PonziWhisperer

· 12h ago

Honestly, what’s there to review? It’s all just armchair strategizing after the fact. Market manipulation techniques? Ha, isn’t that what we call "pump and dump"? No need to dress it up with fancy names. Are there still opportunities in pre-coin projects? Come on, they’ve been wiped out by institutions already. Retail investors have no more chances. The hype in the crypto world isn’t fading because of pessimism; it’s time to wake up, brother. The essence of market prediction? It’s a gambler’s paradise. Don’t fool yourself into thinking it’s an information tool. The biggest takeaway from this year’s summary is realizing that all of this is just an illusion.

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