2026-01-23 06:01:05

The longer you stay in Web3, the more you can see a heartbreaking phenomenon: too many people around you keep their eyes glued to the market. When Bitcoin rises, they cheer; when it falls, they sigh. Repeatedly obsessing over macro trends, but never taking concrete action. Honestly, this approach offers limited help for real gains.

Many people ask, is there still an opportunity now? The answer is yes, and quite a few.

Even if the current market is experiencing a severe correction or heading into a downtrend cycle, there are still many local opportunities hidden within this market—new tracks, new strategies, undervalued projects. The key is whether you are willing to climb out of the macro prediction quagmire and turn around to find these things that can truly leverage your returns. Instead of getting entangled in the concepts of bull and bear markets, it’s better to abandon these unhelpful obsessions and focus your energy on discovering genuinely valuable opportunities.

The survival rule in a bear market is actually very simple. In a declining macro environment, mainstream assets shrink, but as long as you rely on skills and local opportunities to preserve your principal, or even achieve positive growth, when the market rebounds, you will naturally be the biggest winner. Those who are truly active in the market are never burdened by Bitcoin’s volatility. What do they do? They keep focusing on where opportunities and hotspots are, and how to implement practical strategies. Put your energy into things that allow you to keep making money. When the wind comes, you will be the one laughing last.

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Rugpull幸存者

· 8h ago

That's so true. People who watch the market every day are actually gambling. Those who are truly making money are quietly digging for opportunities. That's why I'm still alive while others have blown up. It sounds good, but actually executing it is really difficult. I know people around me who constantly talk about opportunities but haven't caught any. A bear market is actually a sieve; only those who survive have the right to wait for the wind. Honestly, watching projects is more addictive than watching the market, and the risks are indeed a bit lower. The worst thing is that once people develop obsessions, they can't see anything clearly. Just listen and don't take it too seriously. Instead of predicting, it's better to root oneself. I need to remember this.

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ser_we_are_ngmi

· 8h ago

You're absolutely right. Most people who watch the market every day are like leeks waiting to be harvested. Actually, the bear market is the best time to pick up bargains; it all depends on whether you're willing to take action. I'm already Zen about it; as long as I do my homework, it doesn't matter what others are anxious about—that's their business. I've long given up guessing tops and bottoms; now I focus on finding projects, watching the sectors, and executing landing strategies. Bitcoin fluctuations? Whatever, I only care about where the profitable opportunities are. The most impressive are those who actually make money—they don't brag in the group every day. And those still obsessively checking the market... forget it, I won't say more. Climbing out of the macro prediction trap was truly an awakening moment. The bear market actually helped me see clearly who the real players are and who is just gambling. In essence, it's a matter of execution; many people think too much and do too little.

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SmartContractWorker

· 8h ago

You're right, those who watch the market every day have the mentality of retail investors. --- Instead of blindly predicting the market, it's better to look for small opportunities, really. --- That hits home; I have a bunch of people like that around me. --- A bear market is actually a time to strike it rich, but unfortunately most people don't understand. --- The key is to take action; just talking won't help. --- Only by climbing out of the macro prediction pit can we survive. --- Winners are busy doing real things, while losers are still debating ups and downs. --- Skills + local opportunities, this combination can indeed help preserve assets. --- People waiting for the wind will never be as comfortable as those who find the wind. --- Local opportunities are the real gold and silver; macro predictions are all talk. --- Hold onto your principal and wait for the rebound; it's easier said than done. --- Those who shout about the market every day actually earn the least. --- Practical implementation is the most critical; daydreaming is of no real use.

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FantasyGuardian

· 8h ago

That's right, people who stare at the market all day really need to wake up. Every day they ask me if Bitcoin will keep falling, I'm tired of it. Instead of asking, it's better to look for small coins that might be undervalued and overlooked. The key is to take action; thinking alone is useless. The bear market actually tests your execution ability the most. Those making money have already turned around to look for opportunities. Those who have taken action are already in position, while the group still struggling with the market is destined to continue losing money. Honestly, there are opportunities everywhere, it all depends on whether you have the mindset to dig them out.

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GasFeeCryer

· 8h ago

That's right, those who watch the market every day are all of the leek mentality. Finding opportunities is much more valuable than predicting market trends. People who are truly making money have long been involved in small coins and new tracks. I just wonder how many people have actually taken action. The bear market is actually a gold rush period; see who can stay focused. Everyone is shouting there are no opportunities, but the opportunities have always been there. Instead of waiting for the wind to blow, it's better to find your own way.

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SoliditySlayer

· 8h ago

People who only watch the market charts are indeed useless; just shouting about bull and bear markets is pointless. --- That's right. Currently, there are plenty of opportunities in various niche sectors. The key is to take action. --- Holding onto capital in a bear market is a way to make money. Once you understand this, you're almost there. --- The people around me who are making money never get caught up in macroeconomic debates; they are focused on finding undervalued assets. --- No more pretending. I admit I am the type who watches the charts every day. I need to change. --- The phrase "local opportunities" hits hard. Why can't I find any... --- Instead of predicting the market every day, it's better to spend time studying the fundamentals of projects. That's the real way. --- Is there anyone still able to achieve positive growth in a bear market? Share your ideas. --- Bro, I can't keep up anymore. Reading this article makes me feel too weak. --- I'm really afraid of being overwhelmed by Bitcoin's volatility; I can't even quit.

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