2026-01-07 14:22:14

Every time Ethereum hits a bottom, the comment section is filled with bearish voices. Some sell off, some complain, and others turn to different tracks. But you'll find that those who last until the end are always the ones who can stay calm.

They don't rely on hype to attract attention; they quietly accumulate within the ecosystem. The story of Ethereum over the past few years is a process of steadfast execution amidst all the noise—from smart contracts to the DeFi ecosystem, and now to the modular direction, each step is a slow build-up leading to a burst of growth.

This consensus is unbreakable not because of emotions, but because the fundamentals keep evolving. The market is not short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the resilience to buy more even when prices are hammered down. The community doesn't need to be harvested; what it needs is to go further together with true builders.

Its irreplaceable position is embedded in its DNA. Persevering and journeying with like-minded partners through mountains and seas.

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DefiOldTrickster

· 01-09 02:43

Ha, coming up with this again? Dare to add to your position after a dump? Bro, I was way more aggressive when I bottomed out at the end of 2017. What is this little bit of resolve worth... Speaking of which, real profit opportunities have never been in the mouths of call signals; you have to dig through on-chain data yourself.

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GasGuzzler

· 01-07 14:50

Those who cut losses already regret it; let's just hold on and see it through. --- Honestly, those complaining and blaming probably got off early. Now watching the price bounce back, it must be so painful. --- Being patient truly makes you a winner. Over these years, that's been the case. --- I agree that fundamental iteration is real; it's not something you can boast about with empty talk. --- Few people add to their positions after being hammered down, but these are the ones who end up laughing last. --- Just passing by as small retail traders doing arbitrage. But this principle applies everywhere, not just ETH. --- Stop bragging. I just want to know when it will reach twenty thousand dollars. --- Community builders? Laughs. Still just care about whether it makes money or not. --- Indeed, how are those who switched tracks doing now? No one really mentions it openly.

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LiquidationHunter

· 01-07 14:50

People who cut their losses probably regret it to the core now, just waiting to see who can hold on until that day. Those who truly make money never shout in the comment section; quietly accumulating coins is the right way. It's the same old story, but it does make sense... just hard to execute. You're right, there's too much noise, and the signals are drowned out; you have to discern for yourself. Smashing the market and adding positions? I just want to ask everyone, do you still have bullets left? Fundamental iteration ≠ price iteration; someone is arbitraging the difference. Walking with builders? First, figure out who is truly building and who is truly harvesting the leeks. Perseverance sounds easy, but when your account dips, everyone is just an ordinary person. Isn't this wave just about building a bottom? Smart people are already quietly making money. Those who can stay calm indeed profit, but the key is to survive until that moment.

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SoliditySlayer

· 01-07 14:32

People who are cutting losses must be kicking themselves now, lol Only those who can endure are the winners, there's nothing wrong with that It's not like we've never seen the bottom, so it doesn't matter As long as the fundamentals stay the same, I’ll just lie low, all other voices are noise Wait, did that group of people who added positions really all make money? The bottom-filling traders eventually all become big players Sounds nice, but who really dares to go all-in at the bottom?

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MidnightSeller

· 01-07 14:29

The ones who cut their losses are long gone; those still here are true believers. Being able to withstand these years is a real skill; many people around me have already left. Fundamentals are the key; emotional value doesn't last long. The loudest bearish voices are often at the bottom; learning to think in reverse is crucial. Ecological construction is not something that can be rushed; time will prove everything. True builders never care about short-term fluctuations; this kind of vision is too important. Adding positions with conviction? I'm still thinking about how to add more now, haha. There's too much noise, and signals are easily drowned out; you need to be able to filter. Is the strength of consensus and fundamental iteration the same thing? Feels like they are not quite the same. The so-called uniqueness is nice to say, but in the market, everything can be replaced.

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FloorPriceWatcher

· 01-07 14:24

True faith is still willing to buy the dip; those who cut losses have already exited. --- The daily calls are there; only those who can stay calm will survive until the end, that's the difference. --- It sounds very motivational, but it really is the case; the fundamentals are right there. --- Laugh out loud, another article titled "Persistence Wins," but I still believe it. --- Cutting losses and adding more? I just want to ask if everyone really did it. --- Ethereum truly has no rivals in ecosystem iteration, but the price is just too painful haha. --- I'm not optimistic about the modular approach; it feels a bit overhyped. --- Instead of venturing into mountains and seas together, better to figure out when you'll break even first. --- A bunch of nonsense, the core is to make you not sell. Do you believe it or not? --- Strong fundamentals but the price can't move, this is the most heartbreaking part. --- Discipline is easy to talk about, but try it when the market crashes. --- That group of calm people are now also cutting losses, stop fooling yourself. --- Indeed, in recent years, the most obvious rift has been with builders; retail investors have long since left.

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BoredRiceBall

· 01-07 14:23

People who cut their losses are probably now regretting it to the point of tears, haha. Really, adding positions at the bottom is easier to talk about than to do. A bear market is the true acid test, weeding out a wave of gamblers. The fundamentals of ETH are right there; if you don't believe it, look at how competitive the DeFi ecosystem is now. Wait, what happened to those who switched tracks later on... Being patient is indeed a rare quality; most people simply can't do it.

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