2026-01-09 10:29:09

Since mid-September last year, when I left the internet industry, my rhythm hasn't really changed much. On workdays, I still get up at 8:30, brush my teeth, have breakfast, and then stay in front of the computer monitoring the market. In the morning, I mainly focus on researching market trends, while also experiencing the interaction of projects like derivative DEX and prediction markets — these are indeed some of the more interesting tracks in Web3 right now. In the afternoon, I enjoy tea while browsing news, and casually organize my recent observations and thoughts. When the domestic stock market closes at 3:00, I quickly review the morning’s trading ideas and market logic. The daily rhythm has actually become clearer, and my focus has increased.

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GasWaster

· 4h ago

Watching the market so intently that my brain feels like a derivative product—this guy really can't sit still for a moment.

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WhaleMinion

· 01-09 10:59

Still stuck being a worker after leaving, just the boss has changed to the market haha

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MidsommarWallet

· 01-09 10:51

Getting up at 8:30 to monitor the market, isn't that just moving bricks in a different place? Jumping from the internet to the crypto world, the rhythm hasn't changed much. This saying is a bit interesting. Derivatives DEXs are really heating up now, but the tea-drinking and review routine sounds a bit... too comfortable? Just cycling like this every day, it looks clear, but it's really just another form of internal competition. The "interesting track" in Web3, is really still that same old thing. Closing at 3 for a review, dare to ask how the returns have been over the past half year? This rhythm, giving up high salaries at big companies to monitor the market—what's the point? High focus, yes, but how far is it from financial freedom?

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