Making money in this round of the market isn't that complicated. The key still boils down to two things: first, truly studying what the big players are saying—it's not enough to just look at the headlines and conclusions; second, having enough patience—it's not about copying everything, but waiting for the right opportunity to act.



Recently, at an end-of-year AMA, industry leaders emphasized one key point—when looking for major opportunities, you need to observe where resources and energy are being invested. Following this logic to review their recent movements and statements, several promising track directions have emerged. Among them, the development trends of certain top public chain ecosystems have been mentioned multiple times, which may indicate that there will be many opportunities worth exploring soon. The key is to do thorough research, choose the right timing, and avoid blindly following the trend.
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LiquidationAlertvip
· 8h ago
Honestly, the ones who truly make money are always those who do their homework. Those who just chase after headlines to trade coins have long been wiped out. The big players' resources being invested somewhere is indeed a signal, but following the trend will get you killed even faster. The opportunities in public chain ecosystems seem to have been swept through by institutions already. What can retail investors still pick up? Patience is really hard, especially when watching others hit the daily limit. The key is to know what you're betting on, rather than closing your eyes and following blindly.
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TopBuyerBottomSellervip
· 12h ago
Well said, it’s about in-depth research rather than just looking at headlines to ride the trend. I’ve been reflecting on this myself recently. Wait, which public chain ecosystem are the big guys actually paying attention to? Can you just say it directly... Patience is my weakest point; I always want to go all in but end up getting trapped. It sounds like doing homework and avoiding FOMO, right? But why do the psychology of FOMO and bottom-fishing feel so close? Actually, it’s still about following the right people. Once you like a big shot, you need to understand their moves thoroughly. What’s being said now is correct, but very few people can actually execute these two points.
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OldLeekMastervip
· 01-05 09:04
That's right, this wave of market isn't something you can profit from just by chasing hot topics. The key is to stay focused and do thorough research; don't rush to jump in. That public chain ecosystem has indeed been mentioned quite a few times, and it feels like there is real opportunity this time.
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SleepyArbCatvip
· 01-05 09:03
It's that same "research + patience" approach again... I'm tired of hearing it, but damn, it really works.
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LiquiditySurfervip
· 01-05 08:59
That's right, this round really depends on who can stay calm. My biggest fear is those who go all-in just by looking at the headlines and end up being trapped for two years. Every move of the big players really needs to be analyzed; resources flow where the money goes, and that's the truth. I'm also watching the major public chains, but I need clearer signals before jumping in. Following the trend blindly costs the most money, and that's absolutely true.
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GasWastervip
· 01-05 08:55
nah, spending 3 hours dissecting some whale's AMA just to realize they were shilling their own bags... been there lmao
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TokenToastervip
· 01-05 08:49
That's right, I'm just afraid everyone can hear it but can't do anything about it. --- This time, it's really about where the big players are pouring their money, which is much more reliable than just listening to what they say. --- Patience is really hard to grasp; I always want to go all in and make a move. --- Public chains do have something, but how many truly know how to dig deep? --- The difficulty lies in doing thorough research; otherwise, even the best track is useless. --- Waiting for opportunities is easy to say but hard to do; everyone wants to get on board right now. --- Asking multiple times if it means there's a chance? I have some reservations about that. --- Just studying the headlines probably won't make much money, which is indeed a hard flaw. --- I'm also keeping an eye on the top public chain ecosystems, but I haven't decided when to take action yet. --- It sounds easy to follow the trend blindly, but once you miss out, you'll regret it deeply.
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BearMarketNoodlervip
· 01-05 08:46
Patience is easy to talk about, but few can truly master it. I've heard a lot from the big players, but the key is to distinguish which signals are genuine and which are smoke screens. Doing thorough research? That's not wrong, but most people simply can't do it. Public chains are indeed stirring, but we've seen too many cases of following the trend ending badly. Honestly, understanding an AMA is much harder than making quick money. Resource flow is always the most reliable indicator, but the problem is that too few people can interpret it correctly. Waiting for the right opportunity vs. getting out in time—this choice can torment people to death.
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