Looking at a bunch of people in my friends' circle flying to Dubai for an industry conference, I suddenly realized something – instead of joining the crowd, it's better to plan a trip during off-peak times. I'll book a ticket to Japan tomorrow to relax.
To be honest, the recent market situation has been a bit exhausting. Watching my account balance drop every day is faster than I spend money. Since I've already lost, why not go out for a walk to adjust my mindset? Who knows, maybe the market will rebound when I get back?
Has any bro been to Japan? Please recommend a few places worth visiting, preferably ones that can help relax the mood. Food, hot springs, and scenery are all good, just don't mention K-lines to me again, haha.
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LayerZeroHero
· 20h ago
Haha, seriously, instead of squeezing in with a crowd in Dubai, it's better to enjoy myself—Japan is the GOAT.
I've lost so much that I'm numb now. Honestly, traveling is actually the most rational decision.
The hot springs in Kyoto are truly amazing. Once you go, you won't want to come back and stare at the charts.
Japanese food is indeed top-notch, but make sure you don't check crypto prices over there—it'll just mess up your mood even more.
Traveling off-peak definitely saves money. I believe the market will rebound once I'm back—that's just how I see it.
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ZenMiner
· 12-01 16:11
Haha, really, rather than scrolling through and watching people flaunt their wealth in Dubai, it's more comfortable to find a quiet place to lie down. Japan is indeed a good choice; I was also overwhelmed by the market and didn't check the charts for a whole month. When I came back, I felt enlightened. The temples in Kyoto and the hot spring towns are worth visiting, and the key is that the internet there is slow, so you can totally pretend there’s no signal, haha.
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LiquidityWizard
· 12-01 16:11
nah theoretically speaking, the "portfolio decay rate exceeds personal spending velocity" thing is just cope. statistically significant copium if we're being honest. but actually, given historical data on post-travel market reversals... the correlation coefficient is basically zero lol. enjoy japan tho, the yen depreciation works in your favor rn.
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degenwhisperer
· 12-01 16:08
Haha, that's fine, bro. Compared to following the trend in Dubai, Japan is more comfortable, hot springs are the remedy.
It's definitely time to go out and get some fresh air, Kyoto is nice. I completely forgot what the market was like when I went last time.
Stop messing around, just eat, drink, and soak up the sun, who knows, it might rebound when you get back.
The hot springs in the Japanese mountains are amazing. You feel clear-headed after a soak, I recommend the area near Shirakawa-go.
Traveling is always the right choice, it's a hundred times better than staring at the market every day.
Looking at a bunch of people in my friends' circle flying to Dubai for an industry conference, I suddenly realized something – instead of joining the crowd, it's better to plan a trip during off-peak times. I'll book a ticket to Japan tomorrow to relax.
To be honest, the recent market situation has been a bit exhausting. Watching my account balance drop every day is faster than I spend money. Since I've already lost, why not go out for a walk to adjust my mindset? Who knows, maybe the market will rebound when I get back?
Has any bro been to Japan? Please recommend a few places worth visiting, preferably ones that can help relax the mood. Food, hot springs, and scenery are all good, just don't mention K-lines to me again, haha.