2026-01-11 08:27:38

There is a fundamental rule in life: every choice is accounted for. Instead of fixating on others' achievements and feeling dissatisfied, it's better to admit — that's the reward they deserve.

The opposite also holds true. Want to do bad things and walk away unscathed? Dream on. It's all just a matter of time; sooner or later, you'll have to pay.

So why are there always people in the market who are thriving? Take a closer look, and there are only two tricks — either they have mastered information asymmetry, or they hold the narrative power, and everyone believes what they say. But how long can this game last? The memory of the crypto market never expires. History repeats itself every time, only the participants change.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-14 00:27

Information asymmetry and discourse power, simply put, are two chips in the market cycle. The problem is that most people only realize the rules of this game at the end, and they have already been almost completely taken advantage of. From historical data, those who are wealthy during each bull and bear cycle ultimately have to give it all back—it's only a matter of time.

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AirdropworkerZhang

· 01-13 00:37

Information asymmetry and discourse power are well explained, but in the end, everyone can't escape the liquidation period. In the crypto world, the debts owed will eventually have to be repaid. --- Are you flush with cash? It's just these two tricks, and they won't last long. --- So, accounting is really serious. There is no forgetting in the crypto world; history always repeats itself. --- Speaking of which, those who relied on information asymmetry to dominate the market will eventually crash. Let's wait and see. --- Remember those who used to harvest the leeks, now they are all silent. It has indeed come true. --- The phrase "Memory of the crypto market" is spot on; participants may change, but they can't escape history. --- Instead of watching others make money, it's better to think about how your own choices will be recorded.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 01-12 11:12

Information asymmetry and discourse power, in simple terms, are about control over the rules of the game; sooner or later, there will be a crash.

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degenwhisperer

· 01-11 08:56

It sounds nice, but the ones who really make money are still those who were the earliest to capitalize on information advantages. No matter how fancy the rhetoric, it can't change this reality—keeping accounts is the harshest for retail investors. Does the memory of the crypto market not fade? Laughable. When the cycle hits, everyone forgets everything. I ask, who has truly learned their lesson? Once you master the information gap, you can sit back and win effortlessly—that's the real iron law; everything else is just motivational talk. How should I put it, the cause-and-effect cycle is real, but the prerequisite is having the capital and opportunity.

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-11 08:55

Information asymmetry and discourse power, in simple terms, are the current rules of the game. But I still believe that those who truly make money will eventually be accounted for by history.

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SigmaBrain

· 01-11 08:52

Well said. The cycle of cause and effect is truly unavoidable; it's just that most people haven't recognized it clearly yet. The biggest bugs right now are information asymmetry and discourse power, but they'll be addressed sooner or later. History does repeat itself, so let's see who can survive the longest. Ultimately, everyone's ledger in the crypto space will match up—no exceptions.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-11 08:48

Honestly, information asymmetry is the real divider among players. Doing good or bad deeds, both are recorded—so I should seize the opportunity to heavily exploit the benefits of information asymmetry. The crypto market's memory doesn't fail, right? But why do I still miss every wave? History repeats itself—so what if it repeats? Anyway, there will definitely be losses for me.

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MechanicalMartel

· 01-11 08:30

The words sound nice, but I see that the people who truly make money have long since broken away from this cause-and-effect theory. Mastering information advantage and holding the discourse power—these two tricks are essentially just exploiting loopholes in the rules. There's no such thing as "eventually to be repaid." Is history repeating itself? The key is that the participants are changing. Every new wave of entrants is just a harvest cycle.

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