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The essay discusses the economic conditions in 2026, drawing parallels to 2019-2020 but in a more intensified form. It highlights signs of economic recovery, an upward yield curve, and expanding liquidity, suggesting a favorable outlook for the crypto market.

December 31, 2025 – The global cryptocurrency market closed the year with a historic abnormal phenomenon as Bitcoin ended trading at more than 30% below its all-time high in October 2024, potentially signaling the definitive end of the four-year cycle theory.

If you've stayed in the crypto market long enough, you've definitely experienced this feeling:
Opening dozens of charts every day, attaching all kinds of indicators, reading news without missing a single line… but your account keeps getting thinner each day.
I used to be like that too. It wasn't until I paid a heavy price with a significant loss that I realized a truth that not many...

Altcoin rotation is reviving, showing bullish trends against Bitcoin. Ethereum is consolidating under a breakout zone, indicating a potential release in 2026. Leaving the market now may lead to future FOMO.

I'm not a "lucky" person. Everything I have today has been paid for with real tuition fees. In the early years of entering crypto, I was like most people: staying up all night watching K-line, grinding through whitepapers, following KOL calls,

Looking back at 2025, this is probably one of the most challenging years for the cryptocurrency market in the past five years, and also the year in which my overall investment performance – from 2020 to now – was among the worst. Compared to US stocks, crypto is even more difficult to trade, especially from

There was a time when I couldn't sleep continuously because of the market. I would wake up and look at the prices, and even with my eyes closed, I was haunted by the red candle. But in recent years, I can sleep well whether the market goes up or down. It's not because I'm better than anyone else, but because I have learned to slow down, do less, and be more disciplined.
From “Dream of Getting Rich”

Introduction: When the Crowd Laughs at You Too Slowly, You Might Be on the Right Track
In the crypto market, most believe that a bull market means rushing up quickly. Those who are slow miss the opportunity, and those who don't use high leverage are considered "not playing smart." But in reality, the longest-surviving – and the ones making the most money – often

Many people believe that entering the crypto market with a few hundred dollars is just for fun and not enough to make a difference. However, in reality, small amounts of capital can become the foundation for sustainable growth if you have the right strategy and discipline.
This article shares a journey

In crypto, money has never disappeared. It just shifts from the hands of the undisciplined to the hands of the patient.
Many people ask: "Is it realistic to make 1 million in crypto?"
My answer is always: Yes, that path exists, but most will take the wrong turn.
Not because they lack strategy.

There is a feeling in crypto that is even more uncomfortable than losing: after selling, the price soars straight up. You don't lose money, but you lose the opportunity—and that's what really causes regret.
I've witnessed many stories like that. Some people only have a few tens of millions, and after making a small profit, they hurriedly close their position because

Last year, a new friend approached me, only having 1,800 USDT in their pocket. The first thing they said wasn't "which coin is about to rise," but was:
"I want to learn something"

In the crypto market, where volatility is normal and emotions are often pushed to the limit, there is a simple truth that very few people truly follow: follow the trend. It's not about predicting the peaks and troughs, not about appearing smarter than the market, but about listening to and going along with its flow.
The

The market always has a way of causing the majority to make wrong decisions, and the sideways phase is the sharpest sword. It is neither as noisy as during sharp declines nor as exciting as during sudden increases; quietly, sideways movement erodes investors' confidence in the most brutal way.
Just a few days of observation are enough to see:

Recently, I was asked a familiar question to the point of memorization: With 100 million idle money, should I play spot or contracts in crypto?
Honestly, this is a question that doesn't have a one-size-fits-all answer. It's like asking: should I walk or drive to reach the destination?
The answer depends on where you want to go.