2026-01-10 19:27:40

Protagonist's Temperament

Repeated iteration, daring to take risks, and acting swiftly when the opportunity arises. The ability to recognize people others do not see and seize opportunities others miss. This is the embodiment of free will.

I may not agree with every decision this guy makes, but in the Web3 ecosystem, too many people are aimlessly drifting along. Those who can truly see market opportunities and jump in quickly to test and learn are worth learning from. The complacent followers will never get ahead—and those who dare to break conventions and make quick decisions are already running in the next cycle.

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memecoin_therapy

· 18h ago

The ability to learn from mistakes is indeed a core competitiveness, but most people don't even have the courage to try. Already in the cycle, it's really incredible to see people still hesitating whether to buy or not. The difference between the main character and the sidekick is quick action. It's nice to say it's about recognizing people, but honestly, it's about not being afraid of losing. Having some substance and this iterative spirit are now very rare. Follow-the-crowd people will always live with the aftereffects of the previous cycle, it's hilarious. They've never thought about the cost of breaking conventions. That's why some people are still watching K-line charts when others are making profits.

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LiquidationHunter

· 01-10 19:57

It's about time to wake up from this daze; this round was a waste.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 01-10 19:56

Well said. Too many people are still waiting for certainty, not realizing that certainty itself is an illusion. Those who have been caught in losses for a long time often advise others not to take risks. If you dare to make decisions, you must also dare to admit mistakes. This is the true spirit Web3 should have. When will those who repeatedly verify and slowly accumulate catch up? Seeing clearly is the key to making money. Most people start regretting before they even have the chance to see clearly. Rapid trial and error sounds simple, but very few actually do it. Most are still stuck in analysis paralysis. This is the difference between the main character and the supporting roles—one acts, the other thinks.

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TokenVelocity

· 01-10 19:53

I'm truly impressed by the ability to seize the moment. So many people are still debating whether it's right or not, while others have already moved on to the next round.

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ContractSurrender

· 01-10 19:49

Actionability is really scarce in the crypto world; most people just talk about it. Quick decision-making and the courage to try and fail are what allow someone to survive a few cycles, I agree with that. Repeated iteration sounds good in theory, but how many people truly dare to bet? It's easy to see opportunities clearly, but actually jumping in is the real test. Most people are still just talking on paper. This is the difference between the main characters and the extras—those who dare to take action are already halfway to winning.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 01-10 19:28

Those who see through the trend have already made their moves on the chain, while those still debating "correctness" are already falling behind.

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