2026-01-05 07:11:37

#数字资产动态追踪 Some Thoughts on Turning Points and Opportunities

Observing the people around us, they can be roughly categorized. Some are born into favorable conditions, with a silver spoon in their mouth—that's the first wave of advantage. Others change their trajectory through education, graduating from top universities and entering leading companies or the system—this is the second wave of opportunity. There are also those who choose to change their fate through marriage, marrying ( or finding a partner with ideas or a willingness to work hard together, moving upward together—that's the third wave.

But what if you miss all three? Don't worry, there's still one last card—relying on awakening and hard work. This might actually be the most solid one.

The same applies in the crypto market. Some entered early and made their first pot of gold, some earned a wave through in-depth research and decision-making, and others found the right direction for cooperation. What about most others? It depends on whether they can truly awaken—recognize themselves, keep learning, and act decisively. The fluctuations of assets like ), to some extent, are testing this mindset.

To be honest: effort doesn't guarantee success, but giving up guarantees zero. Relying on external forces is less effective than changing your situation through your own efforts. Shame and passion are the strongest fuels.

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MetaEggplant

· 20h ago

Hey, you're right. That's how the crypto world is. Most people who miss out on early dividends have to rely on their own awakening. Relying on external forces is not as good as relying on yourself. That hits hard. Ordinary people like us can only be more ruthless than others. The last card is hard work. Stop talking nonsense and start taking action.

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ForkMaster

· 01-07 12:05

Sounds good, but I have to be honest—the most heartbreaking part of this statement is "Can we truly awaken?" Over the years of raising three kids, I've seen too many people shouting "awakening" every day, yet they dare to go all in without even understanding the contract code. That's not awakening; that's gambling. Real turning point? First, learn the tricks of fork arbitrage, then see if the project's contract is reliable. I've already audited assets like $PEPE, so don't be fooled by the fluctuations. Hard work doesn't guarantee success, but blindly working hard is just giving the project team a free ride.

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NFTBlackHole

· 01-06 05:21

Relying on awakening and hard work, that's true. But most people, have they actually awakened or just not taken action?

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BlockchainGriller

· 01-05 07:41

Really, the crypto world is just testing whether you've truly awakened. Those who got in early have already won by default, and we latercomers have to rely on our mindset and execution.

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CoinBasedThinking

· 01-05 07:28

Honestly, those of us who missed the first three buses have to rely on awakening and hard work as our last card. This really hits home. Those who got on early have already made a fortune, and we're still figuring out how not to get cut. The crypto market is like that; it tests your mentality and execution. Volatility like $PEPE best reveals human nature. Giving up is truly zero; this point is well made. At least still trying is better than lying flat. Whether you awaken or not, in the end, you have to change yourself; no one can save you.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-05 07:23

Awakened, awakened, afraid of awakening too late --- Three rounds and still haven't gotten on the bus? Haha, then you can only rely on yourself to fight your way out --- $PEPE's ups and downs are just filtering out who really wants to make money and who is just trying their luck --- The so-called awakening is actually just not admitting defeat --- No golden spoon, no good schools, then it all depends on who has a tougher mentality --- Giving up is indeed zero; continuing to operate is the only possibility --- Recognizing yourself hits the nail on the head; how many people are still deceiving themselves --- Isn't the last card just all in on yourself? --- Shame as fuel, that's the real greed for money --- Missing the early stage isn't losing; if you're still here, there's still a chance

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TopBuyerBottomSeller

· 01-05 07:23

To be honest, most people are still waiting for the fourth round of opportunity, not realizing that they should have been the market maker all along.

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AirdropHustler

· 01-05 07:19

Yeah, you're right. This last card really tests people the most. Speaking of PEPE's fluctuations, many people around me have lost their composure. Honestly, there are very few who can hold on. Awakening is easy to talk about, but sticking with it is true hell mode. This time, I've decided to face myself clearly. Anyway, there's no other way.

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DegenRecoveryGroup

· 01-05 07:16

Well said, the last card is the real skill. The first three rounds are all luck; only awakening and hard work are within your control. --- You can't outdo the rich second generation, outplay the top students, and finding the right people isn't easy... but isn't that the reality for most people? In fact, there are fewer who are truly clear-headed. --- Assets like PEPE are definitely testing your mentality—greedy when it rises, timid when it falls. Most people lose right there. --- Relying on external forces or relying on oneself—that's the point. Opportunities that come passively are never as solid as those you create yourself. --- If you missed the first three rounds, it's still not too late to awaken. It all depends on whether you can truly take decisive action—that's the watershed. --- "Giving up is zero," this phrase is more impactful than any motivational quote. --- Awakening is easy; the hard part is persistence. Most people revert to their original state within a month of realization.

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