You know what? Maybe someday I'll actually put together a full trading course — my own thing, my own way.

I've spent years breaking down charts, dropping analysis, showing people what's really happening under the hood. At some point it hit me: why not package it all up? Build something real. Something that doesn't feel like the recycled stuff everyone else pumps out.

Still thinking it through. But yeah... might just do it.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 12-01 17:12

It sounds like it's brewing the next layout opportunity, but there are indeed not many people in the market who can explain the logic of the computing power network thoroughly. --- When it comes to packaging courses, the core is whether the investment return cycle can outpace inflation; otherwise, it's better to continue digging into the data. --- After accumulating charts for several years, if they can really be transformed into systematic things, ROI is the key. Otherwise, it's just another way to play people for suckers. --- Interesting, it sounds similar to what I was thinking. However, when it comes to courses, it depends on whether the logic of turning technology into real money can be broken down. --- This kind of thinking usually surfaces most easily when the market is bearish, but to be honest, those who truly have valuable insights don't need to rely on selling courses to make a living. --- Instead of packaging, it's better to just open a mining pool. Data and actual returns are always more persuasive than theory. --- Hmm... if it can really clarify the efficiency of computing power, it would be worth looking forward to. What the market lacks is such non-watered content.

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