Long-term in-depth research can be a bit tiring. During the weekends, I moderately participate in MEME coin trading to relax my mind from a different perspective, which is quite interesting. To be honest, if the market could have less manipulation by whales and less excessive hype, and if we viewed this ecosystem more rationally, it would actually be pretty good. But on the other hand, since we can't change the overall environment, it's better to learn to adapt to it and find our own rhythm within it. This might be the most realistic attitude towards participating in the crypto market.
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SmartContractDiver
· 01-11 18:50
Playing memes can indeed relieve stress, but if you really want to talk about "adaptation"... in our circle, it's just a bunch of chopped-up leeks; whoever adapts gets cut.
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0xTherapist
· 01-10 13:49
That's right. Instead of complaining every day, it's better to learn to relax and make money.
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rugpull_survivor
· 01-10 13:47
Ha, that's just how it is. Facing reality is the only way to live comfortably.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 01-10 13:30
After studying and feeling tired, playing memes to relax is not a bad idea. However, to be honest, if you can't change the insider trading, just adapt to it. This logic is a bit too naive.
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RugPullAlertBot
· 01-10 13:28
Adaptation is a kind of cultivation, but sometimes I wonder... Have we truly learned to adapt, or have we been shaped by this circle into a "deceive if you can" kind of person?
Long-term in-depth research can be a bit tiring. During the weekends, I moderately participate in MEME coin trading to relax my mind from a different perspective, which is quite interesting. To be honest, if the market could have less manipulation by whales and less excessive hype, and if we viewed this ecosystem more rationally, it would actually be pretty good. But on the other hand, since we can't change the overall environment, it's better to learn to adapt to it and find our own rhythm within it. This might be the most realistic attitude towards participating in the crypto market.