2026-01-13 17:26:44

Browsing industry news every day, the pain points are particularly obvious. First, there's too much information, with the truly useful content making up a shockingly low proportion, and a lot of noise filling the entire feed; second, even after reading, it’s all for nothing, as it doesn’t form a systematic understanding at all, just fragmented impressions that are forgotten at any moment.

Actually, what I need is very simple—a lazy person's solution that allows me to grasp the key events happening in the crypto market in just five minutes a day. It’s not about constantly monitoring the market or being ready to trade at any moment. I just want to use the least amount of time to get a basic understanding of the entire market. Is there such an information aggregation solution?

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OnChainArchaeologist

· 22h ago

This is my daily reflection—scrolling through news all day leaves my mind blank. Master the market in five minutes? Dream on or is there really such a plan? The information noise is indeed outrageous; 90% is nonsense. A lazy person's solution should have existed long ago, otherwise the barrier to entry is too high. It's much faster to see others' summarized news; consolidating it myself takes too much time.

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FlashLoanKing

· 22h ago

Honestly, I've been overwhelmed by information bombardment for a long time. Is there any truly useful aggregation tool? --- I have a strong feeling about fragmented impressions; after scrolling, I forget everything, as if I haven't looked at anything. --- Mastering market trends in five minutes? Sounds great but feels very hard to achieve. --- There's definitely too much noise; 99% of it is junk information, finding that 1% is really tough. --- The concept of a lazy person's solution is good, but I'm afraid in the end, you'll still have to consolidate information from various sources yourself. --- Systemic understanding is really lacking; right now, I only look at market trends and sentiment, with no core understanding. --- I have this need. Want to work together to develop an efficient solution? --- Is five minutes a day enough? I think it would take at least ten minutes to sort out the key information clearly.

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Fren_Not_Food

· 22h ago

That's my pain point. I spent the whole day browsing news and still didn't remember anything. Really, sometimes a single piece of news gets pushed five times in a row, and each time it's said differently. Every time I want to find a reliable aggregation tool, I end up having to filter it myself. A lazy person's solution is indeed necessary, or it becomes a black hole of time. Some daily reports curated by big influencers look pretty good, but you also need to discern the quality.

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RugPullProphet

· 22h ago

Really amazing, browsing news is like finding gold in a trash heap; 99% is trash. Master the big picture in five minutes? Dream on, information itself is power. I've tried several aggregation tools, but still can't escape the fate of fragmentation. But to be fair, this need really hits most people's pain points. Instead of looking for solutions, it's better to learn how to choose news sources; a few reliable ones are enough. No matter how good the aggregation, it only saves time; the core still depends on your judgment. Forget it, most aggregations are just gimmicks; you still need to spend time on it. The main issue is that the noise-to-signal ratio is too high; sometimes a false message can cost you a lot. Lazy solutions sound appealing, but in reality, I haven't seen a truly effective one on the market. Is five minutes enough? I think at least twenty minutes are needed to see some clues. Most people who get cut daily are those who only look at headlines without thinking.

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