2026-01-07 05:25:26

Some have already begun paving the way for next year, while others are still standing still, waiting.

Beneath the seemingly calm surface, there are actually undercurrents. The movements of large funds, market cycle rotations—these trends are profoundly changing the fate of participants. Those who are completely unaware of the market rhythm will eventually be eliminated.

Opportunities are never lacking; what’s missing is insight and execution. Projects like Dogshit are right in front of us now, and those who seize the opportunity are already taking action. Instead of waiting for the perfect moment, it’s better to start planning now. Time waits for no one, and neither do trends.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 01-07 05:53

Really, those who wait are always waiting. When it comes to layout, it's now or never. To be honest, perceiving the market rhythm is indeed a sieve; most people are still too late. Those who are already taking action and those still contemplating will see the results next year.

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NewPumpamentals

· 01-07 05:40

Staying put and waiting to die or being passively eliminated, these are the two options. --- What kind of layout? Let's see clearly first. --- Feels like the same old spiel, said the same last year. --- Having strong actionability can indeed give an advantage, but the prerequisite is to have a brain. --- Real opportunities are never announced like this. --- Wait a minute... here we go again, hyping up the next big trend. --- Laying the groundwork is fine, just avoid pitfalls. --- Insightfulness is easy to talk about, but very few actually possess it. --- Should I start laying out now? I still want to wait and see. --- Instead of trusting trends, it's better to trust your own judgment.

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