2026-01-07 01:32:02

Many people ask about the difference between blind faith and independent thinking. Actually, these two are macro and micro issues.

Believing that technology will progress and being optimistic about the development of AI is fine—I support that. So where's the problem? It all comes down to the selection of targets.

You say it's all about AI concepts, but when it comes to choosing coins in the crypto world, projects within the same track can perform worlds apart. Some can keep up with the rhythm, while others are just riding the wave.

So the key is not whether you believe in the trend, but once the general direction is set, how do you pick the targets? This part must rely on your own independent judgment; you can't follow the crowd and buy blindly.

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FOMOSapien

· 01-08 07:55

Choosing coins is really about this—blindly trusting the overall trend doesn't work, but blindly selecting specific targets is even more risky. I've stepped into too many pitfalls.

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LiquidationWatcher

· 01-07 05:58

Basically, you need to do your own research and not get blinded by the AI concept.

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CryptoSourGrape

· 01-07 02:02

Uh... that's correct, but I just want to ask, those who went all in on the wrong coins at the beginning, what are they still thinking independently about now?

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AirdropF5Bro

· 01-07 01:52

That's very reasonable, but I'm afraid 99% of people simply can't do this. Very few can truly make independent judgments; most just follow whoever shouts the loudest.

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