2026-01-12 21:25:57

$ETH and Bitcoin's performance this year has left many people puzzled. Looking around, gold and silver have hit record highs, and global stock markets are generally on the rise—A-shares, Hong Kong stocks, and U.S. stocks are all climbing, even the returns from traditional financial products are beginning to surpass those of crypto assets. This creates a stark contrast. Bitcoin, once hailed as "digital gold," now seems somewhat pale in comparison. Some say the crypto world has changed its flavor; both technical and fundamental aspects seem to have taken a backseat, replaced by pure capital games. From an investment perspective, you might earn more through luck rather than prediction. This phenomenon warrants deep reflection—how should the crypto market rebuild confidence?

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-15 19:53

This wave of market movement indeed slapped hard; the previous narrative has completely collapsed.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 01-15 11:30

Making money through luck is gambling; stop fooling yourself.

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FOMOSapien

· 01-12 21:56

To be honest, this wave of the market really caught everyone off guard. Making money purely by luck is truly heartbreaking.

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-12 21:55

Speaking of which, it's that old saying — when the bear market hits your hands, it's all over. Anyway, I'm used to it long ago. Has the crypto circle changed? It has changed for sure, who still believes in fundamentals? But speaking of which, a sharp rise in real gold and silver is actually a signal. Let's wait and see. This round is indeed a bit uncertain, but the bottom-fishing opportunity will come again, and I bet it will. Everyone is talking about relying on luck, but actually they are just waiting for the next smart money to enter the market.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-12 21:54

Ha, you're right. The vibe in the crypto world has really changed. Luck plays too big a role, and that's awkward. But gold and stock markets are rising. Did we choose the wrong track? Haha. Instead of waiting for the crypto market to rebuild confidence, I might as well first rebuild my own judgment. This wave is indeed hard to understand; it feels like everyone is just gambling.

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AirdropBuffet

· 01-12 21:52

Wake up, buying coins now is just pure luck --- Why is it that no one dares to say openly that traditional finance beats crypto? --- Digital gold? Laughable, gold is really going up --- That's how the crypto world is, nothing to wash out --- Good luck makes money, bad luck loses money, I’ll be straightforward --- The stock market is rising, but coins are not, this is the reality --- It's just a Ponzi scheme, stop fooling yourself --- Feels like crypto has really changed in the past two years --- Look at the gains in Hong Kong stocks and US stocks, then look at ETH... a bit ironic --- Rebuilding confidence? First, clean up those tricks in the circle --- I just want to know what people who still believe Bitcoin is digital gold are thinking now

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degenwhisperer

· 01-12 21:50

Blaming the market again, it's just funds rotating, nothing major.

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MetaMuskRat

· 01-12 21:46

Sigh, these days traditional finance is making more money than the crypto world, it's really incredible. Pure Ponzi schemes rely on luck, no doubt about that. Digital gold? Haha, it's a joke. Now it's just a casino. How else can it be reshaped? It needs real applications to work. The myth of Bitcoin should be shattered. Hey, wait, should we buy the dip or run away?

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MEVictim

· 01-12 21:44

They are all Ponzi schemes; you should have recognized it long ago.

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