2026-01-19 19:35:52

Seeing some interesting historical details uncovered recently by others really can make people laugh for a while.

That being said, short-term markets will always have surprises, and today's volatility is nothing unusual. But as long as the fundamentals of Bitcoin do not undergo any fundamental changes, I am not too worried. The long-term logic still holds.

This is a very simple principle: the market creates opportunities and traps every day, and those who remain rational amidst the noise are often rewarded. It may not be apparent in the short term, but over a longer timeline, it becomes clear.

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DaoResearcher

· 13h ago

According to the macro narrative framework of the white paper, short-term fluctuations are essentially an inevitable result of incompatible incentives among market participants. From the data performance, this noise precisely validates the hypothesis I proposed earlier in Governance Proposal #847 — that retail investors' irrational behavior is being arbitraged by the long-term holders' accumulation of chips. It is worth noting that the return distribution over extended time horizons perfectly conforms to the Pareto distribution, which is not a coincidence but an inevitable result of token economics. Many believe that simply "staying rational" is actually riddled with flaws: first, you need to define a quantitative standard for rationality; second, you must demonstrate that your decision-making framework will not collapse in a highly decentralized market environment.

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ContractHunter

· 13h ago

Ha, it's that same argument of "stretch the timeline to see clearly"... But then again, those who have been scared multiple times ultimately end up laughing last.

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ShibaOnTheRun

· 13h ago

Getting used to short-term fluctuations is the key. The main thing is whether the fundamentals are truly bad; if not, just keep lying flat.

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RektButStillHere

· 13h ago

Volatility? I'm used to it, and it's not the first time I've been scared. The key is that old saying: as long as the fundamentals are solid, there's no need to panic.

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ImpermanentPhobia

· 13h ago

Short-term fluctuations are just shakeouts; only in the long run will the true picture emerge. I've heard this a thousand times, but I still need to remind myself a thousand and one times. The key is that it's really hard to endure; every time it dips, I want to cut my position.

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