Reject noise, steady investment day 407 Current ETH holding 50 coins, cost $2373.67 Current BTC holding 5.61 coins, cost $85835 Current SOL holding 1827.32 coins, cost $157 Current LINK holding 7350, cost $14.7 Today's operation: continue to buy 0.06 coins of BTC, 5 coins of SOL, 50 coins of LINK Current account overall profit: -13.93%
Nowadays, various institutions predict, media reports, and various KOLs are full of the rhetoric that "Bitcoin is dead." But throughout history, countless millionaires were precisely born at such nodes.
So, at this stage, accumulating coins has always been profitable, brother.
Reject noise, steady investment on day 407 Currently holding 50 ETH, cost $2373.67 Currently holding 5.61 BTC, cost $85835 Currently holding 1827.32 SOL, cost $157 Currently holding 7350 LINK, cost $14.7 Today's operation: continue to buy 0.06 BTC, 5 SOL, and 50 LINK mindlessly Current overall account profit: -13.93%
Warren Buffett's greatest investment advice: “If you invest in stocks, you must be mentally prepared to watch them drop 50% or even 80%, and stay calm.”
1. Buy when others panic. 2. Concentrate on 5–10 truly promising companies, don't spread across 50. 3. Don’t focus on daily fluctuations. 4. Study logic and fundamentals, don’t fixate on candlestick trading. 5. Add to positions during major declines, don’t chase during major increases. 6. Never sell based on emotions. 7. Reduce exposure to financial media noise, focus more on financial reports. 8. Hold good stocks for years or even a decade, not just a few weeks. 9. Pay attention to catalytic events, don’t blindly trust candlesticks. 10. Treat volatility as an opportunity. 11. Don’t check your account once an hour. 12. Invest with a perspective of 10-20 years.
The market rewards patience and punishes impulsiveness.
The law of wealth is no longer the 80/20 rule; see which tier you belong to?
National wealth is 360 trillion, individual wealth is 430 trillion.
Wealthy class: 0.33% of the population owns 67% of the total wealth, which means 4.6 million people own 290 trillion, with an average of 63 million each.
Middle class: 7.05% of the population owns 26% of the total wealth, which means 93 million people own 110 trillion, with an average of 1.1 million each.
Ordinary people: 92.7% of the population owns 7% of the total wealth, which means 1.3 billion people own 30 trillion, with an average of 23,000 each.
Basically explains everything about the political economy and the media's remote control.
Explains the switch between guns and roses.
Explains the closing of chasms and deep ditches.
Explains where the cards, games, and God's dice land.
Explains where the cord is cut between skyscrapers and dilapidated villages.
Explains the underlying logic of lotteries, bride prices, and choosing not to marry or have children.
Explains the secrets of harvesting leeks, sickles, and axes.
Explains why a part of the reform and opening-up's spring breeze has turned into a northwest wind blowing towards a certain group of people.
Explains the emotional business of lying flat, involution, and sandwich cookies.
Explains the eternal questions of dust, fate, and why people live.
Explains how Pavlov's dogs and Schrödinger's cat can be raised in one cage.
Explains why some people live like receipts while others live like data.
Holding a company for the long term requires meeting four criteria!
Munger never relies on whether a company 'feels good' or chases stories or trends; instead, he relies on a set of extremely stable 'four elements'.
These four are simple yet almost determine all of Buffett and Munger's major wins and risk avoidance over the past 50 years.
① Simple and understandable business Munger particularly dislikes business models that 'sound smart but are essentially complex'.
His logic is quite simple: Whether a company can maintain stable profits can actually be seen at first glance.
If you need a 20-page PPT to explain its business, then this company is likely to be unstable in the future.
② Long-term competitive advantage Munger is not focused on how much money the company is making now, but whether it has a 'moat'.
For example: Brand (Coca-Cola), Cost Advantage (BYD), Network Effect (Apple ecosystem), Scale Barrier (Berkshire's insurance business) The core question is: Why will it still be alive in 5–10 years? Why will it continue to make money?
③ Credible and rational management Munger repeatedly emphasizes:
'Bad people can ruin a good business; good people can sometimes do well in an average business.' He prefers to invest in average businesses rather than hand money over to greedy, blind, arrogant management.
The simplest way to judge management is: Are they honest? Are they willing to admit mistakes? Are they focused on long-term or short-term data?
The answers to these questions are often more important than any financial report.
④ Reasonable price Simple but often misunderstood — Munger has never been an investor who 'picks up cheap goods'.
'A reasonable price' means: not a high bubble price and not a gambling-style low price, but a range that reflects long-term value and allows you to sleep at night. You buy a company to own it, not for short-term fluctuations.
—————— Reject noise, steady investment Day 404 Currently holding 50 ETH, cost $2373.67 Currently holding 5.47 BTC, cost $86284 Currently holding 1812.32 SOL, cost $157.5 Currently holding 7200 LINK, cost $14.9 Today's operation: continue to mindlessly buy 0.04 BTC, 5 SOL, 50 LINK Current overall account profit: -11.54%
A brother asked, can you simply and clearly explain what Bitcoin is?
My model is very simple, even a child can understand it, and it allows people to quickly grasp what Bitcoin is in 10 minutes.
On a secluded island, there are 100 people, each with their own tasks. Everyone has their own produced food, and they exchange it when needed.
These 100 people felt that exchanging food was too troublesome, so they invented bookkeeping. This bookkeeping was known only to two people, for example, I owe you 2 chickens, and you owe me 10 fish.
Later, someone found that keeping track individually was too cumbersome, so they invented using an object to represent food, such as a special stone that represents the price of 1 chicken; this special stone cannot be forged. This is the earliest form of currency.
As exchanges became more frequent, someone suddenly realized that there was no need for currency, and a body could be established specifically to trade items and record transaction data. A designated person would keep the books and supervise the transactions. This is the earliest form of a bank.
Now the problem arises, someone secretly alters the data (this is inflation), which could be fatal.
The key point is that later someone invented another method of bookkeeping: instead of having a designated person keep the books, each of the 100 people on the island has their own ledger. Every time two people make a transaction, they call over the other 98 people on the island to witness the transaction, and each person records the transaction in their ledger. This way, everyone on the island has an identical ledger, and every transaction is recorded once. If someone loses their ledger or fails to record, the ledger with the most people is taken as the standard. This is distributed bookkeeping. If you want to forge it, you have to call over more than 50 people from the island to change the data together, which is called a 51% attack.
Now there are two problems: 1. Calling over 98 people for every transaction is too troublesome. 2. If others transact, I also have to go over and keep the books, why should I?
The first problem is impossible in the agricultural era; later someone invented the internet, allowing people to not need to go over, just download an app, and everyone can record the books online together.
The second problem is that every time you keep books, you may receive corresponding transaction fee rewards paid by the transacting parties, which is called mining.
This is the simplest Bitcoin model. (Of course, this does not include deeper financial support and currency system models.)
Trump stated at the Super Bowl opening: "Our America is stronger, more prosperous, and better than ever before, and the best is yet to come!" 1. The S&P 500 will reach a new high 2. The Nasdaq 100 will reach a new high 3. The Dow Jones will break 10,000 points 4. BTC will continue to reach new highs.
Many brothers ask if it is suitable to invest in Bitcoin now? Can we buy at the bottom?
Today, the BTC rainbow chart model provides an answer, BTC rainbow chart update:
The indicator has reached the first phase (massive sell-off) for bottom-buying reference. Currently = first phase, in the comfortable zone for BTC investment.
Historical accuracy: Looking back at history, this model has hit the mark in past rounds of bear markets.
In the 2020 bear market, the investment period lasted 43 days. In the 2022 bear market, the investment period lasted 530 days. In 2026 now, the investment period has lasted 10 days.
Now is the recent investment indicator position, which is a suitable starting point for brothers who are financially comfortable, but when it comes to bottom-buying, I still advise caution. I mentioned earlier that 2026 is destined to be a good volatile market.
The best time to plant a tree was ten years ago, the second best time is now.
Many regrets in life are not because the start was too late, but because one has been waiting for a “more suitable” moment.
But the reality is: no moment will be perfect enough for you to act without hesitation.
What truly changes lives is never “being ready,” but rather when you finally make up your mind — starting from now.
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Deeply terrifying, divine prediction! On December 12, 2023, this mysterious 4chan brother claimed that Bitcoin would peak on October 6, 2025.
Sure enough, nearly 650 days after his predicted date, Bitcoin reached a peak of $126,198.27 on that day.
According to the pattern he described (historical peak cycles ranging from 1064 days to 364 days), the next historical peak is expected to occur on September 5, 2027.
Brothers, please bookmark this article, and let's see if this mysterious big shot's prophecy will ultimately come true.
Refuse noise, investment day 402 Current ETH holding: 50 coins, cost $2373.67 Current BTC holding: 5.37 coins, cost $86588 Current SOL holding: 1802.32 coins, cost $157.8 Current LINK holding: 7100, cost $14.9 Today's operation: continue to mindlessly buy 0.06 coins of BTC, 5 coins of SOL, 50 coins of LINK Current account overall profit: -12.67%