A few years ago, when the bear market was the coldest, I still lived in a small rented single room.
It kept raining outside the window, and I stared at the K-line on the computer screen in a daze. Those red and green pillars are like electrocardiograms, beating very slowly and quietly.
On that night when no one was talking, I suddenly figured out one thing: what is really attractive about this circle is not how many times the price of the currency has risen, but you know that there is a group of people waiting for you like you.
I was very impressed, at that time, there was a project team that was very low-key, there was no heat or voice, so I wrote code and made updates by myself. The market is cold like that, and they are still doing it.
Looking back now, that feeling of "boiling together" may be the most valuable thing in the crypto world.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 2025-12-13 04:17
During the bear market, it was really this idea of "sticking together" that kept us going; otherwise, our mindset would have exploded long ago... The team that works silently on coding is truly better than those who boast all day long.
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TheMemefather
· 2025-12-12 14:31
During the bear market, being alone in front of the screen can indeed create a strange sense of companionship. Those teams quietly writing code are much more reliable than projects that just shout slogans.
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MeaninglessApe
· 2025-12-10 09:55
During the bear market, it was truly a mirror that revealed all, allowing us to see who are genuine believers and who are just here to gamble.
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0xSherlock
· 2025-12-10 09:53
Really, the days I miss the most are when it's silent—no one showing off, only the ones who are truly working still typing on their keyboards.
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MEVHunterNoLoss
· 2025-12-10 09:46
During the bear market, it was really about reading people's minds. Those who stuck together through it are true believers.
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 2025-12-10 09:42
The bear market really tests human nature. A group of people curled up in front of their screens, and surprisingly, the teams that didn't shout out orders ended up surviving the best.
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TokenomicsDetective
· 2025-12-10 09:29
Really, I was there at that time, and I still remember the feeling of staring at the market on a rainy night. It's easy to say these two words together, and not everyone can really come to life
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DYORMaster
· 2025-12-10 09:26
When the bear market rubbed on the floor, I came over like this. Brother, your words poked at it, not the pleasure of the currency price doubling several times, but the tacit sense of understanding that "we didn't run away". Those teams that write code silently are really amazing, and they can calm down in a bunch of bull market boasts.
A few years ago, when the bear market was the coldest, I still lived in a small rented single room.
It kept raining outside the window, and I stared at the K-line on the computer screen in a daze. Those red and green pillars are like electrocardiograms, beating very slowly and quietly.
On that night when no one was talking, I suddenly figured out one thing: what is really attractive about this circle is not how many times the price of the currency has risen, but you know that there is a group of people waiting for you like you.
I was very impressed, at that time, there was a project team that was very low-key, there was no heat or voice, so I wrote code and made updates by myself. The market is cold like that, and they are still doing it.
Looking back now, that feeling of "boiling together" may be the most valuable thing in the crypto world.