I've been monitoring a wallet address of a major exchange foundation recently, and I noticed their recent moves are quite interesting——they made separate bets on two new tokens, buying $50,000 each. The first token already has a considerable market cap with limited upside; the second one is relatively obscure with greater appreciation potential. Based on this signal, I decisively followed the second token and brought along a few group members to enter.
That said, my old habit started acting up again——I'm always worried about selling too early. Shortly after entering, I started feeling anxious, afraid of missing out on subsequent gains. This paper-handed mentality is the biggest enemy in trading; I need to seriously reflect on my psychological resilience. Whale movements are indeed worth monitoring, but the logic behind following them and rhythm control are more critical.
I've been monitoring a wallet address of a major exchange foundation recently, and I noticed their recent moves are quite interesting——they made separate bets on two new tokens, buying $50,000 each. The first token already has a considerable market cap with limited upside; the second one is relatively obscure with greater appreciation potential. Based on this signal, I decisively followed the second token and brought along a few group members to enter.
That said, my old habit started acting up again——I'm always worried about selling too early. Shortly after entering, I started feeling anxious, afraid of missing out on subsequent gains. This paper-handed mentality is the biggest enemy in trading; I need to seriously reflect on my psychological resilience. Whale movements are indeed worth monitoring, but the logic behind following them and rhythm control are more critical.