2026-01-08 15:43:42

To be honest, the $WIF play is so straightforward—buy every day and wait patiently. It's that simple.

If this logic makes you uncomfortable, that's fine; I don't need to convince anyone anyway.

My long-term returns are indeed good because I know what I should do. Those market noises? I don't even listen. Many people get overwhelmed by short-term fluctuations, but I focus on one thing—holding my position firmly.

Basically, it's about having faith. Not chasing hot trends, not trying to buy the bottom or sell the top, just holding valuable tokens. That’s the true way to make money.

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 01-08 16:12

Haha, here comes another story about buying every day, as if it's really happening. My older cousin also says the same, he's still trapped in it. Is it true conviction or just luck? I can't tell. Simple is simple, but I'm afraid it can be so simple that you lose money. It's basically gambling, don't dress it up as some kind of conviction. I've heard this set of words a hundred times in the group. Market noise? I see you're also speaking out. Some people genuinely make money by holding firmly, while others stubbornly hold until liquidation. Tell me your cost price.

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BottomMisser

· 01-08 16:12

This logic sounds simple, but how many people can stick with it? I'm among those who get overwhelmed by short-term fluctuations. Forget it, I'll just keep averaging down.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 01-08 16:12

Alright, you're right. It’s just that you need to endure loneliness; those who can't stand noise truly deserve anxiety. I've understood this logic long ago. The key is not how long you can persist, but that most people simply can't hold on. NGL, I’m also holding onto $WIF tightly this time. It’s just a matter of who laughs last. Being simple and straightforward is winning; all those fancy technical analyses are nonsense. Honestly, conviction is worth much more than technical indicators. As long as you don’t cut your losses, you can generally stay alive to see the gains. Those who have endured the bear market have long seen through it. Volatility? That’s an opportunity to feed others.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-08 15:53

Listen, I've heard too many arguments claiming "just buy every day and wait," but what's the result? Most people are still buying at high prices. Hold on, you say the long-term returns are good. Can you publicly share the yield? Or is it the same old trick of "I'm making money but you can't see it"? That said, I do agree with the idea of holding positions firmly. I'm just worried that some people are holding on tightly while secretly adding to their positions and cutting losses at the same time.

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