2026-01-04 21:22:33

Wishing everyone a prosperous start to 2026 in the crypto market.

I am a trader focused on medium to long-term strategies, mainly paying attention to Ethereum and Pepe projects. Instead of chasing short-term fluctuations, I believe more in the power of time and compound interest. In this market, the winners are those who can survive long-term and stay stable.

After years of experience, I deeply realize that—patience is key. Whenever I try to engage in high-frequency trading, I tend to lose money. Conversely, positions that I am confident in holding after initial setup often bring surprises. Of course, this doesn't mean ignoring the market completely; rather, I record my ideas when I have them and make adjustments when opportunities arise, but core positions remain unchanged.

I plan to share trading ideas and position updates periodically. Welcome like-minded friends to exchange market insights and witness each other's trading growth.

2026.1.5

ETH0,89%

PEPE-0,47%

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DancingCandles

· 17h ago

Ha, you're right. I also learned the hard way after losing out on high-frequency trading. Medium to long-term trading is indeed easier to make money on, while short-term trading is just paying the exchange fees. I agree with holding the core position firmly. That wave of Pepe I held onto is what brought me here today. Waiting for your position update, let's witness together. Stay steady in 2026, no need to rush.

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BuyTheTop

· 01-04 21:51

Core positions are unshakable, I agree with this statement. Many people end up losing money due to frequent trading. --- Pepe is also paying attention. This thing is definitely more reliable than chasing new coins. --- Living long is the real winner, no doubt about it. Keep holding and lying low until 2026. --- High-frequency trading really isn't suitable for me. I'll just be honest and hold coins, wait and see. --- It's easy to lose money every time I try to move, so better not to bother. Just leave it there earning interest. --- Long-term Ethereum is the right choice, just worried about another wave of sharp decline. --- If you have ideas, record them and adjust when there's an opportunity. It's easy to say, but hard to do. --- I like the phrase "like-minded," indeed you need to find a reliable trading circle.

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CommunityWorker

· 01-04 21:51

This makes sense; indeed, rushing is not the way. I myself have fallen into high-frequency trading before. The core position remains unchanged—this statement is spot on, emphasizing a steady and prudent approach to life. In the long run, it's still about time and compound interest making money; short-term trading is just a gambler's game. I agree. I've seen too many people get wiped out chasing short-term gains; your approach is what allows you to survive longer. Pepe's choice is a bit bold, but since he's willing to hold heavy positions, he must have a plan. This is the right path. Most people just can't control the word "urgency."

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MetaNeighbor

· 01-04 21:48

Stay calm, don't panic. Long-term holding is the way to go. --- That set of high-frequency trading really doesn't suit me; every time I try, I end up falling into a trap. --- The core position remains unchanged—this phrase hit home. Hold tight to ETH, and that's it. --- Living long is the real winner. I love to hear that; too many people die before dawn. --- It sounds very reasonable, but actually executing it is really difficult. --- Pepe is also making moves? That's interesting. I'll wait for you to share your ideas. --- The power of compound interest is indeed formidable, but you have to survive first. --- I need to learn how to record ideas and adjust strategies—don't just keep messing around. --- Riding the wind and breaking the waves is real, but we still need to be cautious of risks. --- Every time I get impatient, I lose money. This lesson is deeply ingrained.

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OnchainDetective

· 01-04 21:48

Hey, this explanation is interesting... According to on-chain data, PeiPei's recent large transfer pattern has been a bit abnormal. How are your "rock-solid" core positions distributed? Track the flow of funds across multiple addresses. It doesn't seem that simple.

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DegenGambler

· 01-04 21:32

Exactly right, you just need to stay calm and not rush. Really, frequent trading just pays fees and slippage; holding the core position is the key. Both ETH and PEPE are good, just waiting.

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NullWhisperer

· 01-04 21:30

ngl the whole "core position immovable" thing is theoretically sound until you actually need to review it... pepe alongside eth is an interesting edge case though

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