2025-12-31 02:29:35

We managed to stay ahead of some major KOLs and tracking tools—decent profit opportunity if you weren't chasing every pump. The thing is, greed kills most traders. Those who stuck to the plan banked it; everyone else got caught holding bags when the correction hit. Happens every cycle.

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SchrodingerProfit

· 10h ago

Greed is the fatal disease of trading, really. Those who believe in the plan make huge profits, while followers become all the bagholders... This scene plays out every round.

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MEVEye

· 10h ago

Greed is a dead end; I should have known that long ago. How many people are still learning this lesson?

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Layer3Dreamer

· 10h ago

theoretically speaking, the recursive nature of this cycle mirrors what we see in cross-rollup state verification—those who can abstract away from the noise actually perceive the deeper interoperability vector at play here. discipline > speed, always. the zero-knowledge paradigm of simply *not trading* is honestly the most elegant solution most miss.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 10h ago

If only I hadn't been greedy back then, it would all be regret.

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DaoDeveloper

· 10h ago

staying ahead of kols is cool and all, but the real edge? discipline beats alpha every single time. seen too many devs with solid risk frameworks get liquidated because they couldn't resist fomo. the game theory checks out—those who treated trading like smart contract design (plan → execute → audit) actually survived. everyone else? yeah, they learned expensive lessons.

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