2026-01-03 11:20:21

#数字资产动态追踪 Regarding $SHIB, there's something I want to discuss with everyone.

When the market opportunity is right in front of us, many people just can't see it clearly. By the time predictions become reality and the price surges unstoppable, it's too late—only to watch others profit while you can only sip soup.

This is a common occurrence in the crypto world. It's not that opportunities don't exist, but when they do, people's hearts are always wavering. Fear and greed are battling, and judgment is compromised. By the time you react, the moment has passed.

Instead of playing catch-up after the fact, it's better to pay more attention to market rhythms now and clarify your own thinking.

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OnChainSleuth

· 01-06 04:56

Honestly, I was a bit confused by this wave of SHIB. By the time I reacted, it was indeed too late. Now I can only watch others profit. The biggest challenge is mental preparation—fear and greed pulling in opposite directions, making it hard to stay steady. Instead of regretting, it's better to clarify your thoughts now and seize the opportunity next time.

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GameFiCritic

· 01-04 00:41

In plain terms, this "opportunity theory" has been heard a thousand times, but the ones who truly dare to get on board are still those with execution capability. Regarding SHIB, the issue isn't whether you understand it clearly, but whether you have a clear token deflation model and a long-term incentive mechanism to support your mindset. Without these two points, shouting until you're hoarse is useless.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-03 11:50

No more words, SHIB this wave is a typical paper hand syndrome. Seeing the opportunity but unable to act, only to start crying after others have already taken profits.

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OnchainUndercover

· 01-03 11:50

You're just repeating the same old story, acting like you've never been wrong before. You only regret after the price has gone up—that's the normal state of the crypto world. Those who can really make money have already taken action; people who just talk about the principles usually don't make any profit. With something like SHIB, I really can't understand the hype logic. The difference between eating meat and drinking soup ultimately comes down to a stubborn mindset; there's no trading system.

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Frontrunner

· 01-03 11:26

Honestly, I see through this wave of SHIB, but I have no bullets left, it's heartbreaking. --- It's the same old story. When opportunities come, pretend to be blind; only regret after it rises. Probably a common flaw among crypto enthusiasts. --- Instead of blaming yourself for slow reactions, ask yourself if you're really willing to get on board. --- There are more people who understand the market now, but few are truly willing to go all in. That's the real gap. --- The yellow flower vegetables are already cooled off. Can I still get in now? The question is whether your mindset can stay steady. --- It's always the same. By the time I confirm the market, the cucumbers and vegetables are already spoiled. --- SHIB should have been seen through long ago. The key is, human nature can't be changed.

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LuckyHashValue

· 01-03 11:22

Sounds good, but it's all just gambling. Few people can truly see through in advance; most only tell stories after the fact. Really, I've seen this happen so many times. Every time they say they need to "clarify their thoughts," but in the end, they still lose money. As for SHIB, when it really takes off, anyone can see it. By then, it's already far from the lowest price.

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