Value Investing vs. Gaming: In the 2025 Bull Market, Going with the Trend is the Key to Success

2026-01-03 12:40:17

【Blockchain Rhythm】 Why are investors like Warren Buffett and Duan Yongping so highly regarded? To put it simply, they make money from value and trends, not by participating in market speculation for arbitrage.

Looking at this year’s situation makes it clear. The bull market trend is right in front of us. Whether from a macroeconomic perspective or industry development stage, this is something we cannot change. All we can do is identify the trend and follow it.

In the recent month of market fluctuations, bears are still making their final struggles. But the reality is harsh—before this 26-year bull market truly arrives, bears will either close their positions early to cut losses and suffer minor losses, or hold on until later, which is no longer about losing money but about losing badly.

Those still shouting short now are either just talking casually or simply haven’t seen the situation clearly. After such a long battle between bulls and bears, the bulls will eventually turn around; this is the trend of the times. Pessimists always seem to have reason, but optimists are the ones moving forward.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 01-06 12:30

No problem with that statement; in the face of trends, individual strength is too insignificant. Instead of guessing the top or bottom every day, it's better to stay grounded and get on board. --- Short sellers are still being stubborn now; looking back in 2026, this will be embarrassing. --- Buffett's approach is actually hard to apply in the crypto circle, but the directional insights are indeed correct. --- You really need to change your gambling mentality; always thinking about short-term arbitrage often results in the biggest losses. --- Those still bearish now either have no brains or no courage—choose one. --- Trends are like this: whether you watch them or not, they’re still there. --- If the bulls really turn around, then those short platform calls will become a joke. --- Identifying a trend is easy; actually following it is rare. --- Holding on until the later stages is truly a losing battle; this lesson is painfully clear.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-06 12:08

Sounds nice, but it's just gambling on the trend. I just want to ask how many people can really hold on.

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digital_archaeologist

· 01-03 13:10

Can't help but complain, people who talk about trends every day, at critical moments they still cut their losses. What's the point?

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WhaleStalker

· 01-03 12:53

In simple terms, the real way to make big money is not about predicting right or wrong, but about choosing the right side. --- Is the short seller still holding on stubbornly? Then just wait to be crushed by time haha. --- You can't change the trend; you can only ride on it, understand? --- People still singing bearish probably haven't really understood the game, how pitiful. --- In front of a bull market, all speculation is foolish; following the trend is the way to go. --- Such a simple principle, and some still want to oppose it? Wake up, everyone. --- The bull market turnaround is a certainty, sooner or later. --- Seeing the phrase "understand the situation" so well, those who get it truly get it. --- Compared to value investing and gambling, the difference is clear, isn't it? --- Holding out until the later stages? Then just wait for the disaster, I won't do that.

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MetaLord420

· 01-03 12:44

Going with the trend is not wrong, but the question is, who really sees the trend clearly? I think most people are just gambling, not investing.

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