Looking forward to 2026: fewer false information and emotional hype in the market, more genuine arbitrage opportunities; less panic spreading, more actual profit flows.
In short, I hope the industry can return to rationality—let technological innovation and fundamentals drive prices, rather than being swayed by public opinion. Those truly working on projects and seriously trading participants should be the main players in the market.
GM
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MEVSupportGroup
· 4h ago
These days, you really have to dig for information yourself; don't rely on public opinion to lead the way.
Arbitrage opportunities are not that easy to come by; you have to do the legwork yourself.
Return to rationality? First, someone has to stop being crazy, haha.
Projects to work on are indeed scarce; most are just armchair strategies.
GM fren, but I'm more concerned about whether we can break even this year, .
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BridgeJumper
· 4h ago
Enough, enough, it's that old tune of "returning to rationality" again. Wake up, retail investors will always be the ones to get cut. No matter how much you say, it's all in vain.
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CommunityWorker
· 4h ago
Listen, buddy, is the fundamental driven price? We've heard that story before last year, and yet it was still shattered by Musk's tweet.
To put it nicely, it's still about information gaps and timing. All the real money is in the emotions.
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pumpamentalist
· 5h ago
Haha, are you hinting that it's still being hyped up? I was wondering why I've been losing money all along.
Happy New Year to all traders and builders.
Looking forward to 2026: fewer false information and emotional hype in the market, more genuine arbitrage opportunities; less panic spreading, more actual profit flows.
In short, I hope the industry can return to rationality—let technological innovation and fundamentals drive prices, rather than being swayed by public opinion. Those truly working on projects and seriously trading participants should be the main players in the market.
GM