2025-12-13 03:20:26

Remember the days when you first entered the crypto world in early 2013, facing tight funds and limited understanding, watching opportunities slip through your fingers. Looking back now, those missed days have become regrets.

But a deeper feeling has surfaced: opportunities never lack; what’s missing is preparation.

So the question is—are we ready now? What do we hold in our hands that can seize the next wave?

Is paying enough attention to the movements in the US stock market? Have we mapped out the layout of the AI industry? As the US stock market begins exploring blockchain applications and traditional capital collides with the crypto ecosystem, how will this integration reshape the market landscape? As barriers between the crypto world and stock markets gradually dissolve, what new opportunities will emerge?

Looking at a ten-year horizon, what kind of companies can leap from zero to giants—those who first position themselves in new ecosystems, or those who build bridges between traditional finance and Web3? Perhaps the answer lies in the depth of your reflection on these questions.

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rugged_again

· 5h ago

Speaking of the 2013 wave, I also missed it. Looking back now, I still feel it’s quite regretful. However, the key is whether I’ve learned something now and whether I’ve really done my homework. I think most people are actually still gambling, not preparing.

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GateUser-c799715c

· 12-15 04:57

In the end, it still depends on who can be the first to sense the trend. The group currently hype-driven will probably get cut again.

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CryptoGoldmine

· 12-15 03:16

Missing in 2013, now compensated with data. Looking at the growth curve of the computing power network, we are indeed in a window of low entry at the moment. When traditional capital and on-chain ecosystems truly collide, the opportunity lies not in chasing the hot spots, but in precisely understanding the return-to-computing power ratio. Once this dimension is clear, the rest are just details. Preparation is not just a slogan; it depends on whether your investment return cycle and risk model can pass your own test. To put it simply, securing a position is less important than stabilizing ROI. I have always focused on those assets that can convert technological iterations into sustained profits. Barriers are truly dissolving, but so are opportunities. The key is who can maintain their computing power advantage during the integration period. Ten years is a very long time frame. Three months of mining data can better illustrate the issue; the current returns have indeed improved quite a bit compared to the last quarter. Instead of worrying about when the next wave will come, it’s better to master each difficulty adjustment cycle at the moment. Actually, the most practical preparation is always holding assets that generate cash flow. Whether in crypto or stocks, the logic is the same.

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LiquidationKing

· 12-13 03:49

Here we go again, this set of arguments... Why does it feel like every bull market is preceded by someone saying "Are you ready?" The truth is, most people aren't prepared at all and are still struggling to decide which coins to buy.

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GhostAddressMiner

· 12-13 03:49

Basically, it's just regret for not getting in earlier. Now they're starting to talk about "preparations." I really want to see how many people have truly understood the on-chain fund flows. Most are still following the crowd to buy coins, completely unaware of what those large address are doing.

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GraphGuru

· 12-13 03:45

To be honest, that wave in 2013 was indeed a regret, but what's the point of reflecting now? The key is whether we can seize the moment. Ready? Haha, most people can't even keep up with the sector rotations in the US stock market, let alone recognize the opportunities after the integration of the blockchain industry and the stock market. Instead of dwelling on the past, it's better to think about what chips you actually have that can make a difference.

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DancingCandles

· 12-13 03:28

Hey, that wave in 2013 was really a blood, sweat, and tears story... It's too late to regret now. Talking about being prepared for this is easy, but who really is? I certainly wasn't. The US stock market definitely needs to be monitored, but honestly, AI is the real trend. Web3 integration with the stock market? Sounds sexy, but making money is the key—don't just think about positioning.

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AirDropMissed

· 12-13 03:22

Starting to spread anxiety again, sounds nice but actually just afraid of missing 🤦 Ready? I'm still cutting losses and selling off now It's all so profound, but it still depends on luck and capital US stocks, AI, Web3... just listen, don’t really believe in these theories Oh wait, in 2013 I really missed out on a lot Who still has the energy to study the collision between US stocks and the crypto world... just being alive is good enough This paragraph sounds exactly like some KOL’s brainwashing copy, give me some real data Whether you're ready or not, the key is when the next wave will come

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