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I don't know if everyone is like me, but my attention to the market has quietly changed —

In the past, I would open the exchange at least dozens of times a day, with market fluctuations tugging at every nerve; now it has clearly decreased, mostly just a glance before bed and another after waking up, totaling about four or five times a day, and sometimes I wouldn't even click it all day.

It's not that I've become lazy, but in the current volatile market, I've already figured out the patterns: the desire to trade has dropped to freezing point, which is precisely the rational choice. The more frequently one operates and blindly “works hard,” the more easily one gets repeatedly harvested in volatility; instead, it's better to reduce the frequency of watching the market, lower ineffective trades, and patiently wait for the real trend signals to appear.

Sometimes, in the market, “doing less” can actually protect the principal better than “doing more” while waiting for opportunities.

What is hidden depth:
1. WeChat steps must be turned off.
2. When buying a house, do it secretly and tell no one.
3. When relatives and friends ask to borrow money, never lend it.
4. Keep your thoughts to yourself and don’t reveal them easily.
5. When others show off, don’t take it seriously.
6. Keep your own secrets buried inside.
7. Accept criticism from leaders with humility, but don’t take it to heart.
8. Be polite to people, but don’t be overly enthusiastic.
9. When facing difficulties, bear it yourself and don’t ask for help.
10. Smile on the outside, but curse inside.
11. Listen selectively to others' suggestions.
12. Keep emotions from showing on your face.
13. Don’t easily trust others.
14. Know how to hide your abilities.
15. Leave some room when speaking.
16. Don’t lose your temper casually.
17. For people or things you dislike, don’t speak out but keep it in mind.
18. Learn to play dumb.
19. Know how to utilize others.
20. Have your own principles and bottom line.

The core of position management is "controlling risk and leaving room". Core principles:

The risk of a single trade should not exceed 1%-2% of total funds, avoiding full margin bets;

In trending markets, use "pyramid scaling" (light positions for trial and error, gradually increasing the size), and in sideways markets, use fixed proportion positions (30%-50%);

Position allocation: mainstream coins account for 60%-70% (the ballast), potential coins account for 20%-30%, and speculative coins should not exceed 10%;

Set stop-loss orders, hold light or no positions when the market is unclear, and reserve funds to respond to sudden fluctuations.

Four Major Behaviors That Easily Lose Charm

1. Liking to explain, fearing that others do not recognize it, feeling the need to clarify everything, excessive talking, lacking a sense of mystery, which makes others feel annoyed.

2. Lacking opinions, relying on others for everything, always following behind others.

3. Unable to control one's mouth, enjoying sharing, talking about one's past, and also commenting on others.

4. Feeling inferior, believing oneself to be incompetent, having too many shortcomings, lacking confidence, and lacking the motivation to move forward.

Are you shouting 'bull' when it rises and 'bear' when it falls? The bulls seem to be 'dead', but the desperate situation is just before the reversal

The market seems to be forever stuck in the cycle of 'shouting bull when it rises, shouting bear when it falls' — during this wave of market, the strength of the bulls has nearly been exhausted, countless investors are trapped in despair, and many are forced to sell at a loss, creating a gloomy scene.

But at this moment, blindly cutting losses has long lost its practical significance. Looking back at market rules, true major reversals have always been born from desperate situations. Only by holding onto value and surviving against the trend when everyone else is panicking can you wait for the dawn of the market hitting bottom and rebounding.

The darker the moment, the more rational one must remain: do not be swayed by emotions to sell off positions, nor blindly follow the trend to short, patiently wait for the market to complete its bottoming process, and the subsequent reversal will bring true excess returns.

10 Fastest Ways to Improve Yourself in the Workplace!
1. Copy and Imitate
2. Wake Up Early + Work Intensively
3. 80/20 Principle
4. 48-Hour Rule
5. Compound Thinking
6. Don't Stress in Advance
7. Practice Speaking Skills
8. Stick to Reading Before Bed Every Night
9. Output Crazy Amounts
10. Regularly Review Progress

Brothers, after enduring for so long, there is finally a bit of a turnaround!

Yesterday, the net inflow of Ethereum ETF in the U.S. was 55.7 million dollars,

ending a continuous outflow for 8 trading days.

ETHA had a net outflow of 53.7 million dollars.
FETH had a net inflow of 95.4 million dollars.
ETHW had a net inflow of 6.3 million dollars.
Grayscale ETH had a net inflow of 7.7 million dollars.

December should be interesting, what do you think?

What does '潜龙勿用' mean?
'潜龙勿用' means that when you are young and lack ability, you shouldn't rush out. You might think you're ahead, but in reality, you're wasting a lot of time. Others may seem to learn slower than you, but when they finally finish learning and step out, they will advance steadily while you remain stuck in place. The flow of water does not compete for speed; what matters is the continuous flow.
Life is like a rubber band; it needs to be gradually stretched. The more you pull, the longer it becomes, and the stronger it gets. Some people spend their entire lives stuck in the novice village or county.
Some people gradually move from the countryside to the county, from the county to new first-tier cities, and from new first-tier cities to first-tier cities. Diligent individuals advance step by step, leaving solid footprints on their path to success.
Those who act recklessly are often unaware, wasting a few years, only to return in disgrace.

Brothers, grit your teeth and get through this week! The darkness is nearing its end, and next week we will welcome the bright moment in the market!

The recent fluctuations and pullbacks have indeed been trying; whether holding on to positions or waiting for opportunities, it's not easy. But at such critical junctures, we must maintain our rhythm. If we get through these last few days of adjustment, it is highly likely that the market will see a turnaround next week, and our previous perseverance will ultimately yield rewards.

Let's hang in there together, and when next week's trend becomes clear and the market starts up, we'll be able to reap the benefits!

The market is so interesting right now — both bulls and bears have fixed mindsets and have entered 'death struggle mode'!

Regardless of whether the market experiences a big drop or a big rise afterwards, everyone has made their decision: once they buy, they won't change direction.

To the bears, even a big rise is an opportunity to short at high prices; to the bulls, even a big drop is a signal to buy the dip and increase their positions.

This atmosphere is so intense, it feels like a casino where 'everyone bets based on their own skills, fighting until the end'!

The market has been changing hands for so long, and both sides have already called each other 'fools' countless times; now we just wait for the market to provide the final answer.

Brothers, how do you see this extremely confrontational market?

Don't underestimate anyone in the workplace

1. Don't judge a person's ability based on their current position; many people have hidden skills that could be the lifeline for the team one day. The 'ordinary colleague' in your eyes might have a deeper understanding of a certain field than anyone else, just waiting for the opportunity to shine. When the time comes, they will be much more reliable than those who are loud and showy.
2. Don't underestimate someone just because you think they can't help you; workplace networking is interconnected. A grassroots colleague you look down on might know someone who can open crucial doors; if you dismiss someone today, you'll find that when you need a bridge, you've missed the most crucial step, and there will be no room for regret.
3. Don't focus only on those in core positions; no role in the team is redundant. The people handling basic tasks keep a close eye on the details, allowing those in core positions to make fewer mistakes. If you think someone's work has 'no technical content,' you'll find that without them, a pile of trivial tasks can leave you stuck for a long time.
4. Don't use someone's current state to deny their future potential; anyone in the workplace can make a comeback. Today, their performance may be average, but they might be secretly learning new skills and accumulating resources. If you underestimate them now, when they grow, they could either become someone you need to look up to or someone you cannot avoid collaborating with; then you'll find yourself in an awkward position.
5. Don't ignore the people around you in times of prosperity; when a crisis hits, those who can help you are often the ones you have overlooked. If you are usually indifferent to others, when trouble arises, those you hold in high regard may avoid you, while those you underestimate might be willing to lend a helping hand when it really matters. This is the unexpected nature of human relationships.
6. Don't let underestimating others become your own workplace shortcoming; this is not just a matter of perspective, but also a matter of mindset. If you carry biases against everyone, colleagues will find you arrogant and difficult to engage with, and leaders will see you as someone who misjudges people and is unlikely to achieve great things. Over time, fewer and fewer people will be willing to collaborate with you, and your path will only become narrower, ultimately trapping you.

Brothers, the market is already turning in a positive direction!

Ambitious people cannot tolerate living with meager incomes, poor food, shabby clothing, inadequate housing, and poor educational conditions for their children, leading a mediocre life without value or a sense of achievement.
Ambition brings courage.
Mediocre people always worry about what if they fail? Because they are afraid to bear losses and accept failure.
In contrast, exceptional individuals choose to break their own conventional personalities, often doing things that push their own boundaries, seeking wealth in danger.
Because if a person spends their entire life doing things according to their own character, they often remain poor and cannot turn their situation around. By breaking their own conventional personality and frequently doing things that challenge their norms, destiny might change.
All successful people are those who dare to fight, dare to take risks, and dare to face challenges, willing to bear losses and accept failures. As long as you are willing to go to any lengths to achieve a goal, you will definitely succeed.