Sharing Investment Insights: How Important Is Choosing the Right Track? In my opinion, you should focus on tracks with "exploding demand and severe supply shortages." Why? Because even if the project itself is weak, in this kind of environment, it won't die. Market liquidity is abundant, and capital enthusiasm for the entire track is high; even the worst assets can be pushed up. Honestly, there's no need to spend all your energy on on-chain data analysis and project fundamentals during such times. Diving into these is an endless pit, and the return on investment is hardly worth it. Instead, it's better to focus on track rotation and timing—seizing opportunities given by the market and getting on board quickly is the real deal. Of course, this logic only works during periods of supply and demand imbalance. Treat the bear market as if I never said anything.
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DAOdreamer
· 13h ago
Speaking honestly, chasing the hot trends makes money much faster than research reports.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 01-21 06:51
That’s right, choosing the right track can indeed lead to easy wins, but in a bear market, it can easily backfire.
Damn, isn’t this just another way of saying chasing the hot trend?
When supply exceeds demand, everything can rise, but the problem is, how do you know when supply actually exceeds demand?
Instead of betting on the track, it’s better to study the fundamentals. Don’t regret it after being cut.
It sounds reasonable, but in practice, it’s full of pitfalls. I’ve been trapped like that before.
Track rotation sounds simple, but in practice, it’s full of face-slapping moments. The market isn’t that easy to predict.
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GweiWatcher
· 01-21 06:51
Damn, this is just a gambler's mentality. Even in a bear market, they still go bankrupt.
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CommunityLurker
· 01-21 06:47
The bear market has arrived, and this logic has collapsed. But indeed, chasing hot topics in a bull market is easier than studying fundamentals... just the risks are also high.
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OffchainOracle
· 01-21 06:36
That's right, but isn't this just chasing the trend? Once the hype passes, both of us will have to kneel.
Sharing Investment Insights: How Important Is Choosing the Right Track? In my opinion, you should focus on tracks with "exploding demand and severe supply shortages." Why? Because even if the project itself is weak, in this kind of environment, it won't die. Market liquidity is abundant, and capital enthusiasm for the entire track is high; even the worst assets can be pushed up. Honestly, there's no need to spend all your energy on on-chain data analysis and project fundamentals during such times. Diving into these is an endless pit, and the return on investment is hardly worth it. Instead, it's better to focus on track rotation and timing—seizing opportunities given by the market and getting on board quickly is the real deal. Of course, this logic only works during periods of supply and demand imbalance. Treat the bear market as if I never said anything.