Don't be fooled! Someone is impersonating me on Binance and has opened a copy trading account. This person used my avatar and has the exact same name. I just received several private messages with screenshots showing me this person, and it turns out there are already dozens of people following him. Don't be deceived; my profile description clearly states, "No ads, no copy trading." I have never opened a copy trading account on Binance, nor will I in the future. Don't let scammers trick you!
I only have the square number (this one) and the real account of smart money @0xPickleCati ; there will not be a Binance copy trade account number!
Thank you, Jimmy. What doesn't kill me makes me stronger!
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After reading Ms. Cat's lengthy article, it's really possible to publish a book. Previously, there was Li Xiaolai's 'Self-Cultivation of Leeks', and next there will be CZ's 'Binance Life'. Will there soon be Ms. Cat's 'Survival Guide in the Cryptocurrency World';
With this, I would like to summarize some viewpoints to share with everyone:
The cryptocurrency world is not about who makes money faster, but about who can survive longer— the definition of winning has never been how much money you make, but whether you can keep that money years later.
'Consensus upgrade' is the real bull market; everything else is just a 'flash in the pan'— a bull market is not driven by K-lines but is supported by 'a group of people voting with their feet and changing the world through actions'. If the price rises but the behavior doesn't change, that's called 'zombie trading'.
The mindset of chasing quick money is the biggest obstacle to making big money— the quick money mentality not only empties your wallet but also corrupts your belief system.
Belief is not about 'never selling at any cost', but about 'the reason to endure cycles'— if you hold Bitcoin just because 'others say it will rise', you definitely won't hold on when it drops 50%. But if you believe it is 'the fourth covenant between God and humanity' (the author's divine metaphor), then a crash is just a chapter in the story.
Establish your 'behavioral anchor points'; otherwise, trading will lead to your demise— test yourself: how much would you panic sell when the price drops? How much would you be greedy when it rises? Will you engage in 'revenge trading' after a loss? Write down your answers in advance; otherwise, the market will write them for you— in the form of losing money.
If you finish reading this and think, 'It's too long; just tell me which coin to buy', then you are what the author calls a 'quick money mindset patient'. The real secret is always counterintuitive— slow down, dig deep, accumulate, and live long enough to see it all.
'In the cryptocurrency world, making money relies on luck, keeping money relies on understanding, and enduring cycles relies on faith— and your biggest opponent will always be that part of yourself that wants to get rich overnight.'
Your "get rich quick" mentality is the real culprit preventing you from making big money — By Pickle Cat
I bought my first Bitcoin in 2013. As a seasoned investor who has lived to 2026 and experienced over a decade of market cycles, I've seen countless ways this market can destroy and ruin people. I've discovered that over this long period, there seems to be an undeniable ironclad rule: That is, in this circle, the definition of "winning" is never how much money you make. Everyone who has been involved in this circle has made money at least once, no matter how novice they are or how small their initial capital is; they can become a "genius" for a short time. So what exactly is "winning"? It's making money and being able to keep that money even years later.
Check out how the top X product manager took down $KAITO with just one tweet
Original tweet meaning: "We found that some projects were using incentives to post on X, resulting in a flood of low-quality AI replies, a complete mess. So we just shut off their API access 😂
Oh, by the way, if you're one of those developers, no worries—reach out to me and I'll help you get onboard Threads or Bluesky (X's competitors). Good luck, and goodbye!"
Some macro hidden risks I'm closely watching for 2026:
- Political uncertainty related to the midterm election cycle - Valuation and sentiment risks in AI and broader tech sectors (I don't think it's a bubble, but rather a potential major correction, possibly happening this year) - Japan policy uncertainty, which could disrupt yen carry trades and tighten global liquidity - Ongoing geopolitical tensions - Sovereign debt markets facing repricing pressures, especially at the long-end of government bond yields - Global growth slowing down, putting pressure on corporate earnings expectations
Individually, any one of these issues isn't fatal. But if multiple factors coincide, they could quickly evolve into a black swan event, posing systemic risks to global markets.
When overlaying this macro backdrop onto Bitcoin's four-year cycle, the period from late Q3 2026 to year-end is likely to be more challenging for the crypto market.
Of course, some argue that ETFs, institutional participation, and changes in market structure have rendered the four-year cycle "obsolete."
I don't fully agree with that view.
I acknowledge the cycle is weakening. I also agree it's become less clean and less dramatic. But I don't believe it has disappeared.
Market structures evolve, but human nature, liquidity cycles, and positioning behavior don't vanish overnight.
Simply put: If a noticeable pullback occurs around late Q3 2026 when $BTC appears, I won't be surprised at all.
That's typically when I'd increase my buying, not exit or panic.
I'd view it as part of the cycle, not a rejection of the long-term logic.
Historically, the most uncomfortable moments often give rise to the most asymmetric long-term opportunities.
Every time I screenshot and send my position or open position sharing, the price drops Every time I post and骂 BTC, the price goes up I'm drunk, indeed all indicators are inferior to mysticism in trading