2025-12-26 03:22:35

AI should be your guide, not your crutch. Don't chase every signal you see—take time to verify. Spot the setup using technical tools, then stack it against broader market context and solid risk rules. That's where the real edge comes from. AI highlights the opportunity window, but discipline is what gets you through it safely.

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WalletDetective

· 12-27 23:05

NGL, this is just saying that others lose money using AI as a fallback. The real way to make money is to have your own brains.

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 12-27 03:22

AI is ultimately just a tool; those who truly make money are always the ones who can resist acting impulsively. Every time they try to rely on AI signals to jump in quickly, what happens? Most people end up getting cut out in this way.

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 12-26 03:52

Honestly, discipline is the key. How many people have been hit by AI and are still shouting "the signal is correct"...

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PseudoIntellectual

· 12-26 03:52

That's right, but many people simply can't do it. They look at AI signals and that signal every day, and end up losing everything... Risk management is the key to survival; AI is just a tool.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 12-26 03:50

That's right... but I've seen too many people, after hearing this, still turn around and go all in on a single signal. AI tools are indeed useful, but the problem is human nature is too greedy.

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LayerZeroJunkie

· 12-26 03:30

Alright, AI is just a tool; real profit still depends on brains and discipline. I’ve noticed that many people blindly follow every signal and end up getting cut deeply... The key is to verify for yourself and understand risk control, only then can you see more of the long-term.

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