2026-01-09 01:58:11

No matter how loud retail investors' voices are, as long as the market can pick up, it's not a problem. I watched a certain coin increase 16 times from its listing to now, but I didn't dare to buy in—can't bring myself to do it—that's the reality.

Recently, I paid attention to a well-known analyst who promoted a live candlestick project on the BSC chain, and it indeed took off. The problem is, this guy mainly claims the project is part of the SOL ecosystem. But who cares, as long as it goes up.

Now I am truly confused. MEME coins seem to offer endless opportunities, but in reality, they are full of traps. Can someone give some practical advice? What is considered the correct way to play? Follow the hot trends or do your own research? Chase the highs or wait for a pullback? Those who really make money, what strategies do they have?

Sincerely seeking guidance, hope someone can clear the fog.

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ProxyCollector

· 01-09 02:27

I totally understand not getting in at 16x, it's just poor psychological preparation. I've tried chasing highs and waiting for pullbacks, and the conclusion is that I can't predict it. The analyst's tricks are basically information gaps; we can't afford to eat that meal. People who make money are actually just gambling, but they happen to win. --- MEME coins are just a casino, don't think there's any mysterious trick. --- Honestly, following the trend isn't the solution; choosing coins yourself is actually easier to get caught off guard. --- People who really make money either get in early or have incredible luck. --- Instead of asking for advice, it's better to start with small amounts and test the waters; as long as you can afford to lose. --- I'm also confused, but in the end, you have to figure it out yourself. --- It's all about who can stay calm; greed will only lead to losses. --- No matter what tricks there are, if it can rise, it's a good coin, right haha. --- The problem is we always find out too late, that's the most heartbreaking.

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Ser_Liquidated

· 01-09 02:14

Missing out is just missing out; watching again is just a waste Honestly, it's all just fooling oneself. If I had the money, I would have already jumped in This is gambling; there's no real strategy involved Playing MEME coins is all about mindset; once your mindset collapses, it's over Nine out of ten followers are just bagholders Doing your homework? Bro, no matter how good your research is, you can't avoid a dump I think people who make money are just lucky, that's all The real strategy is actually that there is no strategy

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FUD_Vaccinated

· 01-09 02:08

Missed that 16x, it's time to accept fate. Now everything looks like an opportunity, but that's the most dangerous mindset. No matter what analysts say, it can still rise. I don't believe that nonsense. MEME coins are basically casinos—no strategies, only luck. Don't fool yourself. Following the trend and doing research both lead to losses here. Those who actually make money have long since shut up. Buying high leads to the fastest death; waiting for a pullback is pointless because no one really knows which will rise. Instead of seeking advice, it's better to protect your principal. That's the right way to play.

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ShitcoinArbitrageur

· 01-09 02:02

Regretting after a 16x increase, I understand this feeling—the hardest part is the moment you make the move. Analysts' tricks are basically about exploiting information gaps; retail investors are always a step behind. MEME coins, to be honest, are just a gamble on popularity—no real strategy, just luck. Those who are truly making money have already shut up; everything they teach now is just to scam you. Instead of seeking advice, it's better to see how much you can afford to lose.

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