2026-01-04 06:50:16

Recently, many people have been confused: the crypto market has been rising steadily, yet their trades just keep going wrong. When losing money, they think it must be due to emotional breakdown. But upon closer reflection, the problem might be deeper—your trading framework and market understanding are no longer keeping up with the distorted market of 2025.

I recently read an in-depth analysis of this year's crypto market. The biggest takeaway wasn't simply being bullish or bearish, but realizing a harsh fact: if you still use last year's or even the previous year's logic to understand the current market, you are likely to miss opportunities or get caught off guard.

The market is evolving, the underlying logic of trading is changing, and the structure of participants is different. Those once-effective judgment methods may now be the reason you're losing money. Instead of obsessing over emotions, ask yourself: Is my framework still applicable?

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 01-07 03:04

The reasoning is solid, but last year's approach indeed didn't work anymore. I'm now doubting my own strategy. Watching others make money makes me feel anxious; it seems the framework really needs to be updated. An outdated framework is death; there's nothing more to say. Stubbornness in a bear market, even more stubbornness in a bull market—that's the truth. Instead of shouting about emotional breakdowns, it's better to first look at whether you're still using the same old methods from years ago. It's quite a wake-up call; I really should reflect on this. The market evolves so quickly; if you can't keep up, it's just your own fault for losing out.

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CexIsBad

· 01-05 02:59

Really, my logic from last year has completely missed the boat now. I'm just trying to figure out how to change it. The old approach really isn't working anymore; I have to grit my teeth and relearn everything. That's what I'm saying, but actually changing the framework—it's easier said than done. The market changes so quickly, many people can't keep up with the reactions. That's why I have to ask three times about everything I see now; it all feels outdated.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-04 07:18

Toughen up. Last year's logic has indeed become outdated. --- That's right. Those still using the old framework should reflect on themselves. --- In this day and age, not learning new strategies will definitely lead to losing money. --- An outdated framework equals slow death; the market doesn't wait for anyone. --- The market changes faster than flipping through a book. If you can't keep up, you'll only be harvested. --- Both selling points and buying points have changed. Are you still clinging to last year's logic? --- The core issue is that learning ability can't keep up with the pace. --- In simple terms, it's a matter of cognitive upgrade not keeping pace; losing money is inevitable.

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GasWaster

· 01-04 06:59

You are absolutely right, this is exactly how I missed out haha --- An outdated framework is more terrifying than a mental breakdown, and this time it's really true --- That set of strategies from last year should have been discarded long ago; those still using it are bleeding --- The problem isn't emotions; it's still using old maps to find a new world --- The market has evolved, but my mind hasn't kept up, and that's the root cause --- After thinking about this, I realize that the wave I lost money on was indeed using the wrong framework --- The phrase "most likely to crash" hits hard, and I am that most likely to crash --- Trading logic is really changing; without updating the framework, you'll eventually get cut --- Wake up, everyone, your methodology is already outdated --- The worst thing is still trading cryptocurrencies in 2023 with a 2025 mindset

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