2026-01-15 12:24:30

There are always people in the market shouting about wanting to find dry goods, but in reality, they are looking for a quick fix—one trick to solve all problems. The truth is, most dilemmas are the result of long-term accumulation of multiple factors, and there is no instant solution.

Where is the problem? These impatient people often turn a deaf ear to truly valuable information and are instead dazzled by various promises of "immediate results" and "cure-all" tricks. They rush in and fall into traps. Starting from a small initial difficulty, making mistake after mistake, they eventually slide into deeper, harder-to-escape situations. This is not a problem of dry goods; it’s a mindset issue. To break through, you must first abandon the idea of taking shortcuts.

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TommyTeacher1

· 01-16 16:38

That's right, but too many people just can't listen. Everyone claims to want valuable information, but in reality, they're just dreaming of getting rich overnight. Honestly, I know quite a few people who have fallen for this. A couple of years ago, they were bragging about some strategy, but after a year, they were back to square one, haha. You need to fundamentally change your mindset; otherwise, no matter how much valuable information you have, it's useless.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-16 15:27

Ha, it's just like back in 2017 when I was all about a contract that would tenfold annually, only to get liquidated and lose everything. Looking back now, those "surefire wealth" schemes that were hyped the most ended up being the most expensive lessons. There are shortcuts, but the people taking them tend to be the ones who die the fastest.

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StopLossMaster

· 01-15 12:53

Well said, this is the norm in the crypto world. People rushing to make quick money end up losing the most in the end. I've seen many who just want to turn things around overnight, only to be completely exploited by various "guaranteed profit" scam projects. They are unwilling to spend time learning and just keep copying others' work. Wake up, everyone.

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Ser_APY_2000

· 01-15 12:37

That's right, I've seen too many people in groups crying poverty, then turning around and buying certain coins to get rich overnight—it's truly incredible.

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just_here_for_vibes

· 01-15 12:34

It's a valid point, but do you know? Those who truly listen to these words have already made money, while the rest are still shouting for tips in the group. --- Here we go again, always the same set, yet some still believe. I'll just watch. --- The most ruthless are those who have fallen into pits themselves and still want to drag others down with them. Truly incredible. --- The phrase "mentality problem" sounds easy to say, but changing it is really a hellish process. --- I believe there’s no quick fix, but some people insist on trying it anyway and then blame the medicine for not working. --- Instead of looking for tips, it’s better to find a reliable person; in the end, it’s all about paying tuition fees. --- Very well said, very well said. I am that impatient person who seeks quick gains, I admit defeat. --- That’s what they say, but who doesn’t want to take shortcuts? Lying, of course. --- The part about slipping from childhood hardship into a deep pit really hit home; I’ve gone through that several times.

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MEVHunterX

· 01-15 12:28

That's right, I've seen too many people shouting every day for dry content, actually just wanting a button to press and make money. Wake up, everyone, that doesn't exist. The ones getting "cut leeks" are all the same, their eyes light up at "guaranteed profit," but the result is only getting deeper. I advise you, instead of constantly looking for secret tricks, think about how to get your mindset right. These days, there are too many blowhards; the real problem is no longer lack of information, but lack of patience. --- I've said it before, looking for shortcuts is, frankly, seeking death. Just look at how many people fall for the "one trick" story around you. Impulsiveness and greed will only lead to this outcome, nothing else. --- Nonsense, these people don't want to hear the truth at all, they just want to hear "tomorrow's surge." But unfortunately, that doesn't happen. The traps are all self-inflicted. --- It's a cliché, but it really hits home. In the market, nine out of ten people shouting "give me dry content" actually want cheat codes, want me to tell them secrets. Bro, there are no secrets, only slow and steady effort. --- Honestly, rather than looking for shortcuts, ask yourself if you have a long-term mindset. Most people don't even have that. --- That's why those leek-cutting businesses are so easy to do—they understand human nature.

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