Investment Experts Discuss the 2026 Bull Market: Why Betting Against Now Is a Game Theory Strategy

YieldWhisperer · 2026-01-03T12:00:13+00:00

Liquid Capital founder Yi Lihua pointed out that successful investors like Buffett make money from value and trends, emphasizing the need to go with the flow in the current bull market. Short sellers face risks in the market, while long positions will have opportunities in the future. History always favors optimists.

YieldWhisperer

2026-01-03 12:00:13

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【Crypto World】Liquid Capital founder Yili Hua recently shared an interesting observation—why are investors like Warren Buffett and Duan Yongping so highly regarded? Essentially, they profit from value and trend investing, not by market manipulation to cut leeks.

What is the big backdrop this year? A bull market. This is not something that can be changed by anyone’s desire or opposition; the macroeconomic trend is set, and the industry development stage is clear. All we can do is recognize the trend and follow the flow, avoiding going against the tide.

The recent market performance has been quite interesting—bears are still making their final desperate struggles. But there is an important logic here: before the real start of the 2026 big bull market, those who stick to short positions might be able to close early with small losses. If they hold on until the end and admit defeat, they will suffer heavy losses. You see, the current market still has two types of people singing bearish—either just talking (blowing hot air), or being completely crushed by the market (cannon fodder).

After more than a month of repeated fluctuations and the battle between bulls and bears, the bulls will eventually rise victorious. There is an eternal truth in this market: pessimists are always right, but optimists are always moving forward. And history favors the optimists.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 01-06 10:21

嘿，巴菲特那套在币圈根本玩不转...说得好听是价值投资，其实还是看谁先上车谁先下车，别自欺欺人了

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FOMOSapien

· 01-04 02:21

The bears are still stubbornly resisting; they are really persistent.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-03 12:29

Going with the trend has become a cliché, but that's really how it is.

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-03 12:29

Going with the trend sounds simple, but 90% of people operate in the opposite direction and stubbornly cling to their own arguments without willing to admit defeat.

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OvertimeSquid

· 01-03 12:29

Following the trend is really the core to making money; those going against the trend will eventually suffer losses. --- Shorting is just gambling, betting that you are smarter than the macro trend. It's laughable. --- The group that suffered huge losses is still stubbornly denying it. Just wait and watch the show. --- Buffett and Zhang Yongping's logic is to buy the dip, not the top. We should learn from that. --- 2026 is really coming. The current regret of the bears probably could fill a swimming pool. --- Instead of listening to the nonsense of the bears, it's better to check if your own holding logic is correct. --- The market has chosen a bull run. Do you insist on going against the flow? That's just inviting trouble. --- The difference between a mouthpiece and someone truly cutting the leeks is that one hasn't made money and the other has. Both deserve criticism. --- Recognizing the trend early can really save your life—I mean your financial life. --- Staying firmly bullish is also a gamble; it depends on whose prediction is more accurate. In this environment, standing on the bullish side seems to have a higher chance of winning.

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SeeYouInFourYears

· 01-03 12:28

After such a long hype, it's finally time for the payoff. Watching the shorts' tears.

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GateUser-4745f9ce

· 01-03 12:19

Are you bearish or bullish? Ultimately, it all comes down to whether you have coins in hand, haha.

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GateUser-e51e87c7

· 01-03 12:11

The bears should admit defeat now. If you wait any longer, you'll really have to cut your losses. Haha