2025-12-06 09:27:46

This space has been really lively lately—scandals about fake donations are popping up one after another, USDT keeps sliding down, and policy directions change at the drop of a hat.

Every day we're surrounded by all kinds of rumors, half true and half false. We're afraid of sudden big moves, but also anxious that we'll miss out before we even get in. Isn't this just another day in crypto—ups and downs, mostly downs...

Honestly, instead of stressing over the charts every day, it's better to focus on your own life. For example:

1. Do a couple of sets at the gym—your health is your greatest asset
2. Review your own positions instead of just looking at others' profit screenshots
3. Spend less time on junk info, and more time studying project fundamentals

That's just how market cycles work. Those who endure will come out on top.

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LiquidityHunter

· 2025-12-08 08:12

Saw USDT price spread data at 3 a.m.—the arbitrage space between CEX and DEX actually widened to 0.8%. That’s an insane liquidity gap... But then again, with everyone anxious about scams and regulations, who’s really paying attention to order book depth anymore?

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GateUser-0717ab66

· 2025-12-06 19:47

I'm tired of all the fake donation scandals; if you really want to make money, you still have to do your own research. Don't get swayed by those fake news stories.

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UnluckyLemur

· 2025-12-06 09:57

Here we go again. People keep talking about fundamentals every day, but in reality, everyone is just betting on luck, haha.

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DAOTruant

· 2025-12-06 09:43

Fake donation scandals one after another, honestly, it's getting a bit exhausting to watch. The drop in USDT is really annoying, but thinking about it, that's just how it is—gotta tough it out. Instead of constantly reading all that messy news, it's true that I should take better care of my health and my positions, and not scare myself. I've gotten tired of hearing "survival of the fittest," but it seems like there's no other way. Why hasn't any major black swan event happened yet? I'm just waiting every day.

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DuckFluff

· 2025-12-06 09:37

After watching the market for so many years, the biggest lesson I’ve learned is that anxiety can’t change the price; it can only change your own mindset. --- There are so many donation scams, it’s really discouraging. You still have to rely on doing your own research. --- Instead of waiting for the next big opportunity, it’s better to solidify your own fundamentals first. --- That’s so true. Now I just read fewer group messages and focus more on the K-line chart. My mindset is much more stable. --- Those who make it through this cycle have indeed profited; it all depends on who can hold on. --- Nothing else to say—this advice about mindset is really top-notch, much more useful than any trading signal. --- I’m not afraid of USDT’s slow decline; what I’m afraid of is not being able to hold my position. --- There’s too much noise in the community now, so sometimes not listening to anything at all is the clearest path. --- To put it simply, you still need your own judgment—don’t get swept up by public opinion. --- This post is kind of speaking to me. I really should reflect on my own position allocation.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 2025-12-06 09:36

Here comes another motivational speaker, always telling others not to be anxious but ends up being the most anxious himself. This fake donation stuff is really annoying, but I've heard enough of that gym talk. It's easy to say, but has anyone actually taken a real loss? Only the survivors win—let's just focus on staying alive first. With USDT dropping like this, how can I dare to increase my position, bro? I just want to ask everyone, should we still hold the coins involved in the fake donation? How about making money first and worrying about wellness later? What about flipping that around?

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