2025-12-20 05:25:21

Sharing my information acquisition process, which might be helpful for everyone.

**Macroeconomic Perspective**
I subscribe to a professional macroeconomic news service. Every morning, I input the daily report into GPT, combining it with the latest 24-hour global macro news to help the AI generate a quick summary report. The benefit of this approach is that it ensures I don't miss seemingly unrelated but actually impactful risk factors—what's often called a "gray rhino." Currently, the crypto market is highly sensitive to macroeconomic conditions; Federal Reserve policies, global liquidity changes, and geopolitical events can all directly influence market trends. By following these updates daily, I can more quickly perceive market directions and develop a clearer sense of market sentiment.

**Information Sources**
In addition to macro data, it's essential to capture industry dynamics and market opinions in a timely manner. Building a personal list of information sources is crucial—whether through social media, official project announcements, or professional analysis reports—the key is to systematically integrate this information rather than be overwhelmed by fragmented noise.

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ClassicDumpster

· 2025-12-23 05:16

Oh, I'm already tired of summarizing macro stuff with GPT, it's faster to just look at the Fed's movements. Simply put, you need to have your own information sources, you can't rely solely on fragmented information to guess. I've heard the term "gray rhino" so much that I'm sick of it, the key is still to have a keen market sense. It's easy to get overwhelmed in information integration, and I'm also streamlining my own information sources. Getting bombarded with macro news every day feels useless, you still have to pay attention to the market maker's movements.

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AirdropHunter9000

· 2025-12-21 23:07

This trap sounds good, but to be honest, do I have to feed the GPT daily report every morning? I can just scroll through Twitter to see what the celebrity has to say, much more convenient haha.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 2025-12-20 05:55

Bro, this process is really top-notch. I also use the GPT daily report trick, which saves a lot of time. But to be honest, most people simply can't stick to this habit. --- Doing this kind of daily hustle really changes your market feel, but it can be a bit tiring haha. --- I like the term "Gray Rhinoceros." Many people get hit by these invisible threats and don't even know what hit them. --- The most challenging part is the information source list. You really need to put in effort to distinguish between genuine and garbage noise. --- Just wondering, how do you write your GPT prompts? It seems like efficiency is the key, right? --- Sticking to the daily report is basically a gamble that time will reward you, but most people can't hold on until that day. --- The Fed's moves really can determine the rise and fall of prices. Many newbies don't even realize this and start trading recklessly. --- It's a bit desperate. Systematic integration of information is indeed a hundred times better than just scrolling Twitter, but the initial setup cost is a bit high.

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RuntimeError

· 2025-12-20 05:53

I am also using this process, but the GPT part is prone to being fed incorrect information. Sometimes I have to verify it myself twice, otherwise it's easy to follow the trend and suffer losses.

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 2025-12-20 05:53

Hey, this process is indeed reliable, but sticking to it can be a bit tiring. Yeah, I do the same. GPT's macro summaries definitely won't miss any gray rhinos, but the problem is that the information sources are too scattered, and after browsing through various channels, my mind still feels cluttered. Honestly, the hardest part is filtering; too much information makes it easier to get cut off. Doing this every early morning feels like the only way to keep up with the rhythm. I'm just worried about being led astray by fragmented news. How do you control that balance?

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CounterIndicator

· 2025-12-20 05:51

This process is indeed interesting, but to be honest, relying on GPT to summarize macro trends can easily lead to pitfalls. Watching gray rhinos every day can cause over-interpretation, and many people end up panicking and selling off. Having too many information sources becomes a burden; I prefer to focus only on a few core key indicators.

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