2026-01-05 06:40:48

#数字资产动态追踪 Looking back at Yili Hua's operational approach, he indeed has a unique vision. Take assets like ETH and WLFI, for example; the long-term allocation options are right there.

The problem is, now many people are doing the opposite. Their ears are filled with KOLs' daily various opinions, but actual spot trading with real money and real guns is ignored.

When a bull market arrives, many people's minds are still stuck on the expectation that "the gap should be filled over the weekend." But in reality, strong market trends never follow this logic. True bull trends do not fill historical gaps—they only attract latecomers to chase in at higher prices, with emotions and FOMO being the driving forces.

ETH-2,95%

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ChainBrain

· 22h ago

Honestly, this set of theories sounds very correct, but in practice, it's still too difficult. Most people are easily blinded by FOMO. --- Yili Huana's approach is indeed hardcore, but unfortunately, too few people know about it. Nowadays, everyone is following KOLs, and no one looks at actual holdings. --- The harshest truth—bullish trends do not fill the gaps; they only attract latecomers. That’s the essence of FOMO, and no one can escape it. --- People who understand this logic have already jumped in; those still studying the gaps should wake up. --- To be honest, listening to more V influencers' opinions is useless. In the end, you still have to verify with your own real trades. --- The problem isn't choosing the coins; it's people's hearts. You can never escape the curse of FOMO. --- Long-term layouts like ETH and WLFI are indeed attractive, but most people won't wait for that day. --- The simpler and more effective the method, the less people believe it. Everyone wants to find shortcuts, but in the end, they all fail.

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AirdropHarvester

· 01-07 00:03

Following KOLs is not as good as analyzing the market yourself; only real money can speak.

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Layer3Dreamer

· 01-06 22:39

theoretically speaking, the gap-filling thesis is just recursive noise masking what vitalik basically proved about market dynamics—fomo mechanics don't care about your technical analysis vectors, they operate on a different state layer entirely. real recognizes real, but most are too busy listening to kols to parse the actual cross-chain signal here

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-05 07:10

Listening to your words is better than reading ten years of books, it really hits the mark. The mouthpieces of KOLs are indeed valuable, but no one cares about the real blood, sweat, and tears money.

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WhaleWatcher

· 01-05 07:10

After all these years, it's still the same rhetoric; the gap theory should have been abandoned long ago. People who are truly making money have already shut up; those who complain every day are the ones who haven't made any profit. FOMO is no longer interesting when explained thoroughly; it's just the fate of chasing highs. Is Yi Lihua's approach still effective now? It feels like the market has already changed. Take KOLs' words with a grain of salt; don't treat them as a reliable compass for real money.

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AirdropHunter420

· 01-05 07:02

Listen, listen, listen, I just want to say one thing—KOLs' words are deceptive tricks. Real gold and silver are the true test.

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NFTArchaeologist

· 01-05 06:59

That's right, listening to a bunch of nonsense from KOLs is not as good as watching the actual market trend. Those who follow the trend to fill the gap have already lost and exited.

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-05 06:52

Just listen and don't take it seriously. KOLs talk big every day, but those truly making money are quietly getting rich. Chasing highs is indeed easy to get trapped, but missing out is even more costly. That's the cruelty of a bull market. Yi Lihua's approach is stable, but it requires the right mindset. Most people can't hold on. The gap theory is pure nonsense; in a bull market, no one cares about historical candlestick charts. Real gold and silver are the true touchstone; no matter how beautifully you boast, it's useless. FOMO is something you're told not to indulge in, but only by indulging can you make money. It's contradictory, right?

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WenMoon

· 01-05 06:46

You can tell that you're talking about those people who only listen but don't take action, haha, really wake up everyone. --- ETH and WLFI indeed deserve focused attention; this long-term chess game should have been laid out a long time ago. --- Listening to KOL's trash talk is just for fun; the most honest data comes from real trading with actual money. --- Those who are always chasing gaps will be left behind when the bull market arrives. The FOMO rally has already started. --- You're right, the bullish trend won't follow your textbook; the emotional aspect is the real driving force. --- For those still debating whether to fill the gaps, it's time to wake up. The opportunity to jump in is right in front of you. --- This is the most authentic scene in Web3: no matter how beautiful the words, they can't compare to placing a real order. --- Long-term holders have already won; in contrast, those who spam every day with no real money involved are few and far between.

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