2026-01-09 08:27:23

Do you remember the opportunities you missed all those years ago?

In 2015, XRP quietly rose, and many chose to watch from the sidelines. In 2016, Ethereum emerged suddenly, and others missed the chance again. In 2017, Cardano started to stand out, and in 2018, Binance Coin gained momentum. Link Coin suddenly exploded in 2019, and Polkadot attracted market attention in 2020.

Looking further ahead, in 2021, Shiba Inu's popularity was unexpectedly high, and in 2022, some regretted not jumping on GMX. PEPE became a hot topic in 2023, and in 2024, Desert Wolf experienced a rebound. In 2025, Zero Coin began to attract attention again.

Every year, there are a few dark horse tokens, and every year, some people sigh afterward. Instead of constantly regretting, it's better to stay alert. Where are the opportunities in 2026? Maybe they are waiting for you to discover them somewhere unnoticed. Don't let the same regrets happen again.

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LongTermDreamer

· 01-09 08:57

Oh no, don't say that, you're just stabbing my heart... Every time I see this kind of reflection, I think about what I was doing three years ago, and I’m sure I missed something again. But on the other hand, instead of regretting every day about what I didn't buy, it's better to be more attentive now. The next dark horse in the next three years might be hidden in some small coin. Anyway, it's all a gamble, so why not gamble wisely? History always has its cycles, a three-year period does make some sense. The key is whether you can live until that moment. I don't know what 2026 will look like, but I know lying flat now definitely won't work.

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TradFiRefugee

· 01-09 08:52

Look at this routine, every year someone says "missed out," and in 2026 it'll be the same story again. --- This time really is different... right? Anyway, I don't believe it anymore. --- I was still around during XRP's time, but then I missed out, it's really hard. --- Sounds good, but in reality, who can know in advance? It's all after-the-fact armchair quarterbacking. --- Don't get too full of yourself when you talk about "fighting back"; next year will be another story. --- So what should I buy after all? Still a bunch of nonsense. --- Every year there's a dark horse, and every year some people lose money—just a matter of probability. --- Instead of studying the past, it's better to think about how to survive the next crash. --- Zero coins? Is this the start of a new harvest? --- The opportunity in 2026? I only know that I'll still be losing money in 2026.

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RealYieldWizard

· 01-09 08:34

Here comes the scam again to get people on board, same story every year, why does no one learn to be smart? --- Honestly, what's missed is gone, the key is whether this time can really be a bottom-fishing opportunity. --- Dark horse, dark horse, in the end, isn't it still the ones who take the most losses? --- Instead of regretting, better to bet on the badge, anyway, it's a 50/50 chance. --- The opportunity in 2026? I'm now more concerned about how much is left in my wallet. --- Every year, someone is losing money; no matter how beautiful the story is, it’s useless. --- There are many unnoticed places, just afraid of discovering the wrong one.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 01-09 08:28

Here comes the story of cutting leeks again, sounding nice but actually just chasing the rise and killing the dip. Bro, you say you miss opportunities every year, but I haven't seen anyone actually make money from missing out. I've heard this kind of talk for so many years, I just want to ask, who really got everything right? History can be reviewed, but hindsight isn't a lesson. Instead of waiting for opportunities, it's better to learn how to cut losses first.

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