At the end of the day, it's still about keeping up with the market rhythm. Looking back, I was too concerned with those superficial things and forgot the essence of entering the market—making money. Not clarifying the positioning, as a result, the altcoins bought yesterday have already tripled in value, while we are still holding old coins, watching the dull trend every day. The gap is enormous.
After reflection, I realized that the crypto world is like this—whether following the trend or chasing hot spots, the coins that can make money are good coins. Instead of stubbornly sticking to principles and shouting slogans, it's better to grasp market consensus. Even if the choice seems unprofessional, as long as there is popularity, the ability to pump, and the ability to act, it's worth following.
Next, I need to adjust my strategy; aligning with market demand is the key.
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CryingOldWallet
· 5m ago
Well said, you have to follow the trend to make money
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AirdropHermit
· 11h ago
Isn't this just self-comfort? To put it plainly, I still didn't get the rhythm right and got liquidated.
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PumpingCroissant
· 16h ago
Haha, it's another story of being proven wrong, just unwilling to admit it.
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GasFeeLover
· 01-09 05:54
Damn, isn't this just fear of loss leading to self-deception?
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-09 05:53
Oh no, this is the legendary "regret pill," I should have gone all in on the clone project if I had known earlier.
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Layer3Dreamer
· 01-09 05:43
theoretically speaking, if we model market momentum as a recursive SNARK verification problem... the moment you abandon your principles for pump mechanics is exactly when the cross-rollup bridge collapses. ngl this just feels like chasing tail liquidity instead of understanding the underlying state verification 🤔
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 01-09 05:37
According to my analysis, this brother is a typical case of self-redemption after being caught by FOMO. On-chain data shows that such accounts are usually most likely to re-enter during a rebound... Interestingly, wait, isn't this the diary I wrote three months ago?
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GateUser-7b078580
· 01-09 05:36
The data shows this is a gambling mentality. What's behind the threefold increase? Miners are consuming too much, and in the end, it still collapses.
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MiningDisasterSurvivor
· 01-09 05:30
Another Ponzi scheme rhythm... triple increase? I've experienced that before, back in 2018 they were also shouting the same. Now the graveyard grass is already three meters high. Chasing hot trends just for the sake of it, but in reality, it's just the new chives that the capital pool loves to harvest.
At the end of the day, it's still about keeping up with the market rhythm. Looking back, I was too concerned with those superficial things and forgot the essence of entering the market—making money. Not clarifying the positioning, as a result, the altcoins bought yesterday have already tripled in value, while we are still holding old coins, watching the dull trend every day. The gap is enormous.
After reflection, I realized that the crypto world is like this—whether following the trend or chasing hot spots, the coins that can make money are good coins. Instead of stubbornly sticking to principles and shouting slogans, it's better to grasp market consensus. Even if the choice seems unprofessional, as long as there is popularity, the ability to pump, and the ability to act, it's worth following.
Next, I need to adjust my strategy; aligning with market demand is the key.