Sometimes I see coins like River, whose price surged 30 times last month despite severe funding shortages, and I think: Wow, why didn't I go long on it? But then I realize that my participation could change the trajectory of this asset.

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Trading in utter chaos. I often say things here that are hard to stomach… “If you choose the right place, even the simplest things can be done smoothly.” “If you choose the right time, even the simplest things can be done smoothly.”

Holding HMSTR for now. Currently slightly down, but the structure remains solid. With the renewed attention on network meme coins, HMSTR, a meme-driven token on the TON platform, boasts strong community influence and viral potential. While the fundamentals are still developing, short-term price movements are primarily driven by market sentiment and momentum. No rush—let the position continue to move. Let's see how far it goes. #HMSTR #meme

Generally speaking, "feelings" aren't the best tool for making market decisions. However, the current market feeling is terrible. It's just you, a handful of people, and a bunch of algorithms.

I've always advised my friends to be patient and avoid trading during market downturns. Either trade during Bitcoin's 1-2% price fluctuations, or trade during price spikes followed by distribution. Neither of these scenarios is favorable for most traders. The problem is, months have passed, and I feel like I'm repeating the same things over and over.

For the past few months, I've been trading a $50,000 portfolio on The Haven platform. The portfolio is currently worth $101,282. All profits and losses are shared in real time. Everything will remain the same in 2026, the only change being that the portfolio's trading size will reach over seven figures. Join with code NEWYEAR to follow my trading activities anytime.

I'm going to offer a dissenting opinion: 1. If this bull market is fundamentally different from previous ones, why should we assume the bear market will resemble them? 2. Since traditional markets can offer similar upside potential with significantly lower tail risk, why should more funds flow back into the cryptocurrency market? I'm not a cryptocurrency bear, but I'd like to understand different perspectives. I believe this is the better theoretical basis for taking risk.

ZEC is considered by the market to be the only asset worth bidding for, but it is not in my 2025 investment plan.

I followed a carefully selected list of traders, analysts, and market commentators (all in the cryptocurrency space), but the vast majority of them were talking about other markets. You can't blame them; the cryptocurrency market has been incredibly boring lately. Low volatility, high predatory market environment. A great exodus.