2026-01-03 00:22:57

In this market, everyone's perspective on Bitcoin and Ethereum is different. Some focus on technical fundamentals, some trade short-term fluctuations, and others believe in long-term allocation — there's no need to argue about it.

The most wasted time is debating with people whose cognition is on a different channel. You speak based on your knowledge framework, while others listen to stories based on their experience; it's like speaking two different languages.

Truly mature traders understand: the less you say when your positions differ, the smarter you are; when perceptions vary, it's best to go your own way; if your worldviews don't align, no amount of explanation will help.

The most comfortable state is actually very simple — find like-minded people with whom you can thoroughly discuss topics like Federal Reserve rate cut expectations and market cycles; for those whose views you don't agree with, just smile and pass. Only then can your days in the crypto world be truly relaxed and free.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-05 19:52

You're right. I've also been bothered by this recently—arguing with some people about when to buy the dip, only to realize that we're not even on the same level. Just make your own money, why bother? It's more comfortable to talk with like-minded people; otherwise, it's just a waste of life.

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CommunitySlacker

· 01-05 08:00

Honestly, this is the truth of the crypto world. Don't waste your breath arguing with people who are not on the same page; it's really a waste of life.

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LightningLady

· 01-04 06:20

You're absolutely right, this is the true nature of the crypto world. Agreed, arguing with people from different channels is really pointless. It's not about convincing anyone; everyone just trades their own way, and that's it. Talking with like-minded people feels truly comfortable, while others just smile and pass. This should be engraved in everyone's heart in the crypto circle. If your understanding doesn't match, don't force it; it's exhausting. Different positions and perspectives are normal. Finding your own community is the most important; don't let the noise affect you. Indeed, speaking less can be smarter. Everyone has their own trading logic; there's no need to unify it.

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SoliditySurvivor

· 01-03 00:52

Agreed, there's no need to argue endlessly with the newbies.

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DeFiGrayling

· 01-03 00:48

Ah, I see. You're right, I really can't stand those who insist on arguing with you. --- Some people truly live in their own world, and no matter how much you advise, you can't persuade them. --- If your understanding is not aligned, there's no point wasting effort. Isn't it better to spend that energy researching projects? --- It's really enjoyable to chat with the right people, no need to explain yourself every time. --- Don't try to persuade each other if you're in different positions. Honestly, it's very annoying. --- The most exhausting thing in the crypto world is being asked why you're making certain moves. Ugh, I don't want to explain. --- I just like everyone doing their own thing, without so much moral coercion. --- A community with shared understanding is really comfortable; less nonsense.

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GasWastingMaximalist

· 01-03 00:46

Really, talking about coins with someone who’s not on the same wavelength is so exhausting --- Well said, different positions really can’t be explained --- I’m the kind of person who just laughs off opinions I don’t agree with --- Finding like-minded crypto friends is really hard, most are just talking to themselves --- The biggest waste in the crypto world is actually useless arguments, I’ve long since become indifferent --- That hit the nail on the head, going our separate ways is much more comfortable --- Cognitive gaps are just cognitive gaps, talking more is pointless --- Talking about market cycles with friends on the same frequency is the best, less nonsense, less effort --- Exactly, mature traders are actually very silent --- I used to like arguing too, now I just laugh it off, it’s easier

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MevShadowranger

· 01-03 00:45

Let's go our separate ways; anyway, neither of us is going to make money.

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DefiEngineerJack

· 01-03 00:43

well actually™ if you look at the bytecode of market psychology... nah jk. this hits different. most people don't realize consensus is just a local equilibrium, not a global truth. the fed stuff? that's just macro theater for people who haven't formally verified their own assumptions yet. anyway, find your tribe or stay silent. empirically speaking, that's the alpha move

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GasFeeNightmare

· 01-03 00:38

That's right, too many people in the community like to forcefully promote their ideas, making it seem like they're preaching. Really, sometimes it's best to just stay silent and each earn their own money.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 01-03 00:27

That's true, but I've still seen too many people arguing with others from different channels, which is really exhausting. Just do your own thing, there's no need to bother.

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