2026-01-15 04:40:35

Recently, several popular cryptocurrencies have been stuck at the startup phase and haven't been able to rise. Take $grandma for example, if we compare it to the previous high of UFD, there is still some room for imagination based on logic. But I’ve been watching buttcoin for a while and never dared to act. Now I kind of regret it—such a good opportunity just slipped away, and I even lost half of my position.

The day before yesterday, I also saw the project samara. Friends who participated indeed caught a wave of the main upward trend. But timing is crucial. Those who know when to exit in time and escape at the high points with community friends are the ones who truly made money. This industry is like that; just seeing the trend correctly isn’t enough. Execution and profit-taking discipline are the key to winning or losing. Currently, in this range (400k-1.8M), we need to be more cautious in selecting opportunities.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 8h ago

Research shows that this kind of market psychology phenomenon just confirms Kahneman's "regret bias" described in "Thinking, Fast and Slow"—missed gains are often amplified by 3 to 5 times. The buttcoin wave indeed shows technical breakthrough signals, but the key point is that, from the trading execution perspective, the lack of take-profit discipline is the fatal flaw for most retail investors. It is worth noting that the fundamental support is still the main reason why samara can break through the level, not just the technical aspect. The logic behind selecting this price range ultimately comes back to the three elements of money management: risk coefficient, entry confirmation, and position management ratio.

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NeverPresent

· 8h ago

Getting the trend right is one thing, but being able to shake it off is what really makes money. --- That wave of buttcoin was truly textbook-level quick hands; regretting it now is useless. --- The guys that Samara caught are the ones who understand the rhythm. We can only watch and also need to run. --- $grandma has potential logically, but it depends on whether it can break through. Now is too safe to enter. --- Execution really is the final bottleneck; getting the direction right doesn't help if you can't follow through. --- The jump from 400k to 1.8M was indeed risky. I'm also waiting for the right signal. --- Profit-taking discipline sounds simple, but actually doing it is really hard. A few days ago, I just couldn't be ruthless enough to cut. --- Oh, someone mentioned Samara again. Missing out on it on my side is truly a regret. --- The word "escape" is used well; those who didn't escape in time are all crying now. --- Grandma isn't reliable when compared to UFD; it depends on the fundamentals.

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ProofOfNothing

· 8h ago

Sigh, it's another story of seeing the right direction but not making any money. Taking profits is really harder than choosing coins. --- I also watched that wave of samara pass by, but in the end, I was still greedy. --- The range from 400k to 1.8M is really hot, let's wait and see. --- That time with buttcoin was really a blood loss, I should have listened to the community's voice. --- The key is execution. I often talk about it on paper, but this is the result. --- Grandma is still waiting, feels like the position hasn't been reached yet. --- It's easy to say to sell the top at the high point, but actually doing it requires real guts. --- In this industry, it's all about betting on mentality and discipline; technical analysis is just a cloud. --- Losing half a position feels like this, now I'm even more timid. --- Why does it feel like all the recent coins are just positioning, with no explosive power?

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LoneValidator

· 8h ago

Well, to be honest, taking profits is really difficult. I've lost money this way too. It's not just about predicting correctly; knowing when to run is the hardest lesson.

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ApeWithNoChain

· 8h ago

Ah, well, even if you get it right, it's useless without quick reflexes.

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BackrowObserver

· 8h ago

What’s the point of predicting the trend if you don’t have a take-profit discipline? Otherwise, you might end up like me, being shaken out with half your position.

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BlockchainGriller

· 8h ago

Seeing a good opportunity slip away like that is really heartbreaking This time I was truly taught a lesson; even if you see it right, you have to dare to take action Samara's move was indeed fierce; I wish I had followed along earlier Profit-taking discipline is easy to talk about but hard to implement Why didn't I have the courage to jump on buttcoin back then? Now it's too late to regret

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