2026-01-12 03:22:43

I've been consistently investing for ten years, and this is my 28th check-in.

Recently, the market has been quite surreal. New coins are emerging endlessly, and within just half a month, you can see so-called thousandfold stories. Retail investors are attracted, engaging in heated discussions, chasing gains and selling losses. Watching these market trends, honestly, I find it a bit hard to keep up. For those situations I can't see through, I simply choose not to get involved.

When it comes to investing, I still prefer to stay within what I understand. Others' buildings rise and fall, but it doesn't really affect my investment plan. The long-term approach requires patience. Sometimes, the most profitable strategy isn't chasing the hot trends, but holding onto what you truly believe in, waiting for the bandwagon followers to disperse.

It's like waiting by the tree for rabbits—seems silly, but it's actually the easiest way. Currently, I mainly hold solid fundamental mainstream assets and continue dollar-cost averaging, letting time prove its worth.

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RugPullProphet

· 01-12 03:52

Ten years of consistency is truly admirable. I, someone who works hard for three days and takes two days off, am ashamed of myself.

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BearMarketNoodler

· 01-12 03:52

A ten-year dollar-cost averaging is really not easy; this kind of patience is indeed rare. Those chasing new coins will probably have settled down after half a year.

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DEXRobinHood

· 01-12 03:36

A ten-year fixed investment really has some substance; it's much more sensible than those who chase new coins every day.

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HappyMinerUncle

· 01-12 03:35

A ten-year dollar-cost averaging is indeed the top, much clearer than those chasing new coins. Me too, if you don't understand the market, don't touch it. Losing money is minor; losing sleep is major. The metaphor of waiting by the tree for rabbits is perfect; you just need to be patient. Dollar-cost averaging tests your mentality the most; those who truly make money are always these "fools." Ten years of checking in 28 times; this persistence is worth it. Just wait.

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NFTregretter

· 01-12 03:27

Ten years, and indeed no one can match that execution power, but it's a bit dull.

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