2025-12-24 05:30:53

#比特币与黄金战争 in encryption asset trading, retail investors often find themselves in a situation of information asymmetry—like fish in a pond, they rush towards the bait without seeing whether there are hooks behind it.

To survive in this market, there is one key bottom line: choose your information sources carefully.

For example, if your wife is about to give birth and you ask a neighbor who has never had a child in their life, "Does childbirth hurt?" what valuable answer could they give you? Or if you want to understand what marriage is like, and you ask someone who is completely hopeless about life, can their answer represent the real experiences of most people? Clearly not.

Investment decisions are the same. Consulting the wrong people not only wastes time but also easily leads you into pitfalls. Those who have never made money themselves or are not from this industry, their "experience talks".

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 8h ago

Well said. That's why I always advise the people around me not to listen to the trash talkers blindly; you need to be able to identify the information sources yourself.

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GigaBrainAnon

· 8h ago

That's right, this pool is indeed full of fish that got caught. I myself am one of them... The problem is, how do you know who really made money and who is just pretending? Honestly, I've seen too many people who claim to be making huge profits, only to turn around and ask me how to cut losses. Can you believe it? The key is to figure it out yourself before taking action. Don't listen to those people who boast nonsense.

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GasFeeVictim

· 8h ago

You speak very harshly, but it's indeed true... I just followed a recommendation from a media influencer and went all in, now my head still hurts. The fate of retail investors is to be cut, unless you learn to distinguish who has really made money. That analogy is perfect, I am that fish that didn't see the hook haha. Regarding sources of information... Bro, you're right, you need to look at people's historical track records, not just listen to stories. In plain terms, don't follow the crowd, doing your own research is very important.

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