#美联储降息 The most heartbreaking truth in a bull market: holding on is far more difficult than choosing the right one.
We've all seen people like this—rushing to sell after a 20% increase, only to find out it soared tenfold afterward. If you often "sell too early," these methods might help you change that habit.
**The first key: Trust your judgment**
Honestly, if you're not confident in your assets—wanting to sell at the first sign of a dip or a slight increase—you'll never truly ride the market. Every cycle provides opportunities, but the prerequisite is patience to let it grow. The anxiety of getting rich overnight versus the patience to build wealth step by step—which one do you choose?
**The second: Measure space with market cap**
This is the most practical. In a bull market environment, the smaller the market cap, the greater the imagination:
Projects with circulating market cap under 50 million USDT—these are hotbeds for hundredfold bull stocks.
1 to 3 billion USDT—once the trend kicks in, aiming for 10 to 30 times is more reliable.
5 to 10 billion USDT—this is within the scope of steady growth, with a reasonable expectation of 5 to 15 times.
As market cap climbs, you can take profits in batches, leaving the rest of your position to ride further.
**The third: Listing on mainstream exchanges is often not the end point**
A project starting on the blockchain and then listing on Gate.com or other top-tier platforms usually marks entry into a larger capital pool. Data shows that most projects listed on top exchanges continue to rise. So there's no need to rush to sell everything after listing—in fact, it can be seen as a sign of trend strengthening.
In simple terms, holding a big trend depends not on luck but on your understanding of the market and disciplined execution. Replace anxiety with calmness, measure opportunities with market cap, manage positions with rhythm—the path to tenfold gains isn't that far away.
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LayerZeroHero
· 12-13 04:29
You're really ruthless. I'm the sucker who sells out after a 20% increase...
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BearMarketNoodler
· 12-13 04:26
Selling high is the original sin; selling early and reaping early, there's nothing wrong with that.
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PebbleHander
· 12-13 04:25
That's a great point. I'm the type of person who wants to sell as soon as it rises 20%, so I always sell too early.
However, this round of rate cuts has indeed created opportunities; you need to learn to hold on.
Projects with smaller market caps are indeed tempting, but the risks are also higher, so you need to have mental preparedness.
The advice of not clearing out when the market is up is quite novel; usually, the routine is to sell when the market rises.
Ultimately, it's about disciplined execution; it's probably harder to do than simply choosing the right coin.
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GasWaster
· 12-13 04:22
Selling out... It's really engraved in my DNA haha
#美联储降息 The most heartbreaking truth in a bull market: holding on is far more difficult than choosing the right one.
We've all seen people like this—rushing to sell after a 20% increase, only to find out it soared tenfold afterward. If you often "sell too early," these methods might help you change that habit.
**The first key: Trust your judgment**
Honestly, if you're not confident in your assets—wanting to sell at the first sign of a dip or a slight increase—you'll never truly ride the market. Every cycle provides opportunities, but the prerequisite is patience to let it grow. The anxiety of getting rich overnight versus the patience to build wealth step by step—which one do you choose?
**The second: Measure space with market cap**
This is the most practical. In a bull market environment, the smaller the market cap, the greater the imagination:
Projects with circulating market cap under 50 million USDT—these are hotbeds for hundredfold bull stocks.
1 to 3 billion USDT—once the trend kicks in, aiming for 10 to 30 times is more reliable.
5 to 10 billion USDT—this is within the scope of steady growth, with a reasonable expectation of 5 to 15 times.
As market cap climbs, you can take profits in batches, leaving the rest of your position to ride further.
**The third: Listing on mainstream exchanges is often not the end point**
A project starting on the blockchain and then listing on Gate.com or other top-tier platforms usually marks entry into a larger capital pool. Data shows that most projects listed on top exchanges continue to rise. So there's no need to rush to sell everything after listing—in fact, it can be seen as a sign of trend strengthening.
In simple terms, holding a big trend depends not on luck but on your understanding of the market and disciplined execution. Replace anxiety with calmness, measure opportunities with market cap, manage positions with rhythm—the path to tenfold gains isn't that far away.