A trader laid out a so-called "non-mainstream" coin at a low price ten days ago. Now, the account has over $90,000 in unrealized gains, with single-coin returns comparable to A8-level projects. This story is quite surreal, but it also reflects the true state of the current market.
To be honest, my first reaction to this coin was "This name is just too outrageous." I thought to myself, how could such a non-mainstream coin possibly be listed on a legitimate exchange? It wasn't until a key tweet came out and caused the price to skyrocket that I realized I had missed something. I quickly reminded friends in the community to "take a quick profit and run," but unexpectedly, it was later incubated by a major exchange as a project.
After all this, I have to admit that the logic in the crypto world is being redefined. Looking back at some public statements—"Don't look for trading angles in discussions"
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SellTheBounce
· 5h ago
Ten days of a 90,000 USD surge, what does it indicate? It suggests that when there's a rebound, it's time to sell. The more it rises, the more cautious you should be.
I've heard this story too many times, and in the end, it's always the textbook for bagholders. Unconventional names are actually more likely to be manipulated, and once the exchange officially announces incubation, just look... there's always a lower point waiting.
I just want to ask, those who are still holding positions now, are you planning to wait for the price to fall back to your entry point or continue gambling?
This round of rally will eventually pull back. Historical experience tells me that no coin only goes up without a dip. Stay alert, don't be blinded by unrealized gains.
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HodlOrRegret
· 01-09 05:53
Is this the same story again? Missed it and regret it
Ten days? I lost it in ten minutes
The rhythm of the tweets is truly outrageous; I should have learned to block these earlier
Is the floating profit of 90,000 still there? Anyway, mine are all gone
Odd names are actually easier to overlook; remember this trick next time
This is the crypto world, where all logic is summarized after the fact
Saying "just take a bite and run" sounds easy, but in practice, no one can hold on
Incubating projects? It's normal if you haven't heard of it back then
That phrase comes to mind again; there's really no trading angle to be found in the discussion
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BankruptWorker
· 01-09 05:50
It's the same story again—any random crappy coin can double in value. Why am I so bad at this?
Nine thousand USDT floating profit in ten days? Come on, the next one to cut my losses will be it.
As soon as the key tweet drops, it surges. I can't learn this kind of move; I'm still studying the fundamentals, and the coin already cooled off.
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metaverse_hermit
· 01-09 05:32
Damn, it's this kind of story again. Every time I say I missed out, and next time I still miss it.
Coins with ridiculous names actually rise super fast. This logic is truly brilliant.
As soon as the tweet came out, it took off. I knew it was another information gap game.
Lickers who ran away, you're still regretting it now, haha.
The incubation projects are all in, those who should have gotten in early are probably counting their money now.
The crypto world now is all about who controls the rhythm to win. The logic has indeed been rewritten.
These opportunities are all in the discussion threads. How can I not look for trading angles?
A trader laid out a so-called "non-mainstream" coin at a low price ten days ago. Now, the account has over $90,000 in unrealized gains, with single-coin returns comparable to A8-level projects. This story is quite surreal, but it also reflects the true state of the current market.
To be honest, my first reaction to this coin was "This name is just too outrageous." I thought to myself, how could such a non-mainstream coin possibly be listed on a legitimate exchange? It wasn't until a key tweet came out and caused the price to skyrocket that I realized I had missed something. I quickly reminded friends in the community to "take a quick profit and run," but unexpectedly, it was later incubated by a major exchange as a project.
After all this, I have to admit that the logic in the crypto world is being redefined. Looking back at some public statements—"Don't look for trading angles in discussions"