初晓链Lola

I think this guy will still be trading crypto in his next life 😂
After all, futures can make money way too quickly,
though of course, you can lose it just as quickly.
Judging by this screenshot, the loss isn’t too bad—he might even turn a profit if he’d set a stop-loss.
Even Machi Big Brother got liquidated; no amount of capital is enough to keep you from getting liquidated.
#麻吉大哥输了

It's back in the 7s again. $BTC
I don't know how long it will last.
I added to my position and waited for a new direction to form.
#BTC跌破8.1万美元

Anyone farming $CT get sandwiched?
After all this time, no alpha has really taken off.
It was all just to farm a tiny bit.
Once the 4x points program ended, nobody cared.
#alpha

Here we go again—80k may not hold.
$190 million in long positions were liquidated in the past hour.
Wonder if anyone came out ahead.
#BTC

A friend in the group shared a wealth password, but I refused it
Today, a friend in the group shared a wealth password with me,
It was #solana , a meme on-chain, saying that if you buy in, you can double your money,
He sent screenshots of the token trend and the contract address,
I thanked him for his kindness and closed the chat window.
It’s not that I don’t want to make money,
It’s that I understand what kind of money I can make, and what kind I can’t.
In the first few years after I entered the crypto space, I also followed along and bought shitcoins,
In the end, without exception, they all went to zero,
Leaving behind hundreds of millions of worthless tokens, lying in my wallet as souvenirs.

I know some battle-tested #MEME old players,
Watching the chart and trend, and leaving in time as soon as something feels off,
They have also sold too early on golden dogs, and once caught explosive gains,
But more often than not, the tokens they bought still went to zero.
After losing money on Meme coins,
I also understood my own technical shortcomings,
Not being able to watch the market closely or react fast enough, and not daring to take risks,
By the time I see a token starting to pump, it’s already when others are preparing to exit,
Even if the project is still at an early stage,
I’m still worried about losses and dare not put in too much; even if it doubles, I still won’t make much money,
If you’re not good at something, don’t force it; if you can’t handle it, take the initiative to avoid it,
As long as you don’t lose your principal, there will still be other opportunities.

The way the crypto market works has always been changing,
Airdrops are getting harder and harder to farm, and altcoin cycles are getting shorter and shorter,
Meme battles are becoming more and more intense,
In the past, by relying on information asymmetry and entering early, you could get decent returns,
Now, you not only need to understand the narrative, watch the capital flow, and study on-chain data,
You also have to compete with more professional players,
Even if you do all the homework, it doesn’t mean you’ll necessarily make money.
Information asymmetry is getting smaller and competition is getting fiercer,
The barrier for ordinary players to make money is getting higher and higher.
What you think is a wealth password may just be the chips someone else is preparing to dump after making a profit.

$BTC when it falls, you worry it will keep dropping; when it rises, you fear missing out,
High-risk small-cap coins are an even greater test of judgment, execution, and luck.
The market never lacks stories of making money,
But behind each story, there are countless losses that were never told.
My current style is restrained, #定投BTC
I don’t participate in strategies I don’t understand, and I don’t take unnecessary risks,
I won’t blindly follow others just because they are making money; I protect my principal and wait for opportunities I can understand.
After all, there will always be another game in the market,
But the premise is that we are still at the table.
#币圈

How much do you plan to accumulate this cycle? $BTC
It’s too hard to predict the ups and downs,
so you can only let your goals guide what you do now:
go long or trade both ways, dollar-cost average or buy the dip.
The choices you make today
determine your mindset and position in the next bull market.
#定投BTC

Today, alpha actually sold for 75U
250 units, $AXIS ✌️
Pretty surprising, though I sold too early 😂
#ALPHA🔥

Is everyone playing Agent ID today?
You can claim it right from the web wallet homepage.
We don't know what it's for either, but let's join in and see ✌️
#AgentID

$BTC Is it about to take off?
Short positions worth $100 million were liquidated in the past hour 🙈
#btc走勢

Um, if you can, please vote for me, everyone. Thanks for liking and supporting me 😀
You can vote directly on the creator’s profile page
#2026年度区块链百强创作者奖

When it comes to buying $BTC , it probably always feels expensive, no matter when you buy, right?
I’m reminded of July, when someone asked whether it was a good time to buy BTC.
At the time, BTC was priced at over $60,000.
I said it had already fallen by half from its all-time high of $126,000.
Based on previous bull and bear market cycles,
the decline in a bear market could be even greater—60% or even 70%—
so the price might go lower, and it could be worth waiting a bit longer.
Looking at it now, over $60,000 seems like a pretty good price too!
There are no standard answers in the market, and nobody can accurately predict what comes next.

Looking at BTC’s price action in 2026,
starting in late January,
the market offered multiple chances to buy below $80,000.
But many people were waiting for even lower prices,
hoping to see BTC at $76,000, $60,000, or even $50,000.
Later, it fell to the low $50,000s, then rebounded all the way to over $80,000.
Those waiting for lower prices may have gotten their wish,
but they may also have hesitated and never actually bought.
Now that the price is back above $80,000,
they’re once again torn, feeling that the price is too high,
unsure whether it will keep rising or start falling, and caught in a new dilemma.
If you’re always trying to buy at the very bottom,
you may end up missing even the price you would have been comfortable paying.

Historical cycles can be a useful reference, but they don’t determine what happens next.
Even if previous bear markets saw declines of 70%, that doesn’t tell us how far prices will fall in this cycle.
If you keep waiting for the lowest price you have in mind,
you may never get it—or you may get it and still be afraid to buy.
For long-term investors,
once you’ve bought, it’s yours. If it falls, accept the loss; if it rises, be happy.
Even if the market doesn’t move as expected, you can still be at peace with being a long-term investor.

I still don’t know whether now is a good time to buy BTC.
Looking back at the articles I’ve written this year,
whenever BTC was at $50,000 or $60,000, or $70,000 or $80,000,
people were discussing when it would be a good time to buy.
But most people just read and did nothing, and now regret that the price has risen again.
There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to investing.
The right time for you to buy isn’t necessarily when the price is at its lowest,
but when you can afford to buy, can handle a downturn,
and are willing to take responsibility for your decision.
#加密市场 #熊市 #定投BTC

9 o’clock, 255 points,
This alpha scored way too high today
#ALPHA🔥

The bleakest thing in crypto isn’t that $BTC has fallen—it’s that nobody cares whether prices go up or down anymore.
A few projects listed on both Binance spot and futures markets have started selling their shells.
If even projects with some resources can’t hold on, it’ll be even harder for the rest.
Look at the crypto chat groups: you can go days without seeing a single new message.
Before, if you didn’t check a group for a little while, you’d come back to 99+ unread messages.
Now nobody discusses the market or shares opportunities.
The once-bustling crypto world is slowly losing its vitality.

Everyone in #熊市 is thinking about how to make it through.
Project teams are facing falling token prices, shrinking trading volumes,
as well as financing difficulties and the pressure of operating costs.
Investors have to endure shrinking portfolios, declining altcoin liquidity,
and the agony of holding assets that have gone nowhere for a long time.
What’s worse, there’s no way to predict when the bear market will end,
or whether the projects they hold will survive until the next bull market.

Every bear market feels different and unfolds in its own way.
The most important thing is to manage your expectations and keep your emotions in check.
First, lower your expectations. Stop expecting to make money every month.
When the market is quiet, don’t force trades just to make a profit,
and don’t get anxious when other people post screenshots of their gains.
Not losing a lot of money is progress in itself.

Second, take another look at the assets you hold.
Don’t assume a coin that’s down 90% is bound to bounce back.
Some positions are losses you have to accept; letting go is the only way to start over.
Some projects may regain attention when the market recovers,
while others will never return to their former heights and will go to zero.

Third, trade less and protect your principal.
The biggest danger in a bear market is taking one risk after another to try to break even.
High leverage, blindly buying the dip, and chasing trends you don’t understand
can all further deplete your limited capital.
#定投BTC , less FOMO.

Fourth, spend less time watching charts and more time learning.
Study market cycles, learn about wallet security and on-chain fundamentals,
and improve your knowledge and ability to manage risk.
What you learn in a bear market may pay off in the next bull market.
If there are no good investment opportunities, stepping away for a while is also an option.

A bear market tests more than just your investment skills.
It also tests your patience, cash flow, and emotional resilience.
Not every project will survive until the bull market,
and not everyone has to stay in the market all the time.
Participate selectively and preserve your principal—that way, you’ll still have the freedom to choose again.

Airdrop farming, once a get-rich-quick formula, is now starting to lose money
People who once made their first fortune farming airdrops
may now struggle to even recoup the cost of interacting with projects.
#Gas费 , time and money—none of those costs have gone away,
but in the end, you may get nothing,
and even if you do receive an airdrop, the returns may not cover your costs.
That wealth-making formula that once drew countless people in
is gradually losing its magic.

A couple of days ago, I saw an interaction spreadsheet shared by a player.
They said they’d been farmed at a loss: almost no projects were distributing airdrops,
and even when they did, the returns were meager and didn’t cover the costs.
There was a time when
airdrop farming was a path to wealth for many Web3 users.
I’ve also seen people in group chats
build their first nest egg through airdrops and make a leap in wealth,
but that path is no longer viable.
Projects that have had time for their hype to settle aren’t exactly valuable,
and new tokens have no room to survive.
TGE marks the end of a project; it peaks as soon as it launches.
Relying on the expectation of an airdrop alone makes it hard to retain users for long.
The false prosperity propped up by interaction data, active addresses, and trading volume
can’t be turned into real users or lasting value.
Airdrop farming is becoming a thing of the past in the crypto market,
leaving only memories of its former glory.

The market’s rules are always changing, and every wave of opportunity has a lifespan.
In the early days of $BTC , some people thought it was useless.
Then #defi took off, and some made money through liquidity mining.
During the NFT boom, some seized the opportunity.
Later came all kinds of interactions, points, and airdrop farming.
At every stage, some people earned outsized returns by trying a new approach.
When everyone knows about an opportunity,
and the cost of participating keeps rising while the returns keep falling,
the advantage disappears.
The market won’t keep giving you the same opportunities forever
just because you once made money using a certain strategy.

Besides #定投BTC , keep an eye on new approaches,
and on AI and Web3, new use cases, and emerging narratives.
The search is bound to be difficult, and there are risks,
but being part of it—and observing first—may help you see what’s coming.
Stay alert to change and embrace new things, but don’t blindly chase hype.
That may be the only way ordinary players can stay in the crypto market for the long run.
#撸空投 #币圈

Tesla's flying car today was so cool,
netizens have already developed a new route for Tesla,
so there'll be no need to worry about traffic jams in the future 😂
$TSLAB Is it going to go up today? 😀
#特斯拉

Alpha gave us such a long heads-up today,
based on past patterns, expectations might be a little higher, haha
Get your points ready for 4 PM 😁
#ALPHA🔥

$BTC fell below 81k, with 180,000 people liquidated in the past 24 hours
I saw a joke today:
A player got his relatives into crypto in 2020.
One of them was planning to buy $20,000 worth of BTC,
but he talked them out of it and suggested buying altcoins instead, saying they’d double in price faster.
Now that $20,000 has turned into $674—almost nothing.
In 2020, BTC surged from just over $4,000 to $29k,
ushering in a period of euphoria.
I wonder how he faced that relative afterward,
or perhaps it was just a joke, something to laugh off.
But stories like this are everywhere in the crypto market.
Pick the wrong asset, and it can take years just to break even.
If it goes to zero, you don’t even get to wait for the next bull market.
BTC, on the other hand, has always been there for its holders.

Today BTC fell below 81k, briefly dropping to $80,230,
its lowest point in the past 28 days.
It gained 7% on September 18,
rising from 75k to 80k, and its price stayed relatively stable.
Now it has fallen back again, and the $80,000 mark is being tested.
The Fear and Greed Index has also dropped to 52, back in neutral territory.
In the past 24 hours, 182,899 people were liquidated, with total liquidations reaching $973 million.
The largest single liquidation exceeded $12 million.
For futures traders, especially those going long with high leverage,
it’s another devastating blow.
After being liquidated, all you can do is start over from scratch,
but some people never get the chance to start again.

After five years in crypto, I’ve realized that it’s tough for every player.
Chase what’s trending, and you fear getting left holding the bag; buy altcoins, and you fear they’ll go to zero.
Even with #定投BTC , it’s hard to stay level-headed.
Hold on to your assets, and you worry about missing other opportunities.
When prices rise, you’re anxious that you haven’t made enough.
When they fall, you worry your capital is dwindling.
When they move sideways, you feel there isn’t enough excitement.
The market will never run out of temptations or stories of overnight riches,
but someone else’s 100x return may not be yours,
and someone else’s financial freedom may just be a survivor’s story.
Take it easy. Don’t rush to get rich.
Stay in the game long enough, and you might get the chance to catch a market move of your own.
#币圈 #合约爆仓

The market's taking such a brutal dive today.
Do you have any balance to add to your position? 🥹🥹
$BTC , it won't drop below 80k today, will it?
The US rate hike, combined with various market signals,
is still having a major short-term impact on the crypto market.
#BTC跌破8.1万美元

$BTC briefly fell below 81k. Not sure if it can hold today.
Long positions worth $466 million were liquidated in the past hour.
Does everyone’s money grow on trees? So much gets liquidated just like that 🙈
Are your positions still intact?
#比特币再次跌破8.3万美元

This drop from $BTC is pretty terrifying 😂😂
It's truly a free fall,
Contract traders are going to be depressed again
#btc has fallen