2026-01-11 14:24:15

Recent market movements have been frequent, but this is actually the normal rhythm before a major trend. Instead of being scared by short-term fluctuations, it's better to stay calm and grasp the right direction. Many people make the mistake of not being patient—buying DOGE today, selling PEPE tomorrow, and then watching PNUT and Neiro the day after. Such frequent entries and exits will only cause you to miss the real big waves. The same logic applies to high-growth assets like PENGU. The key to making money in a bull market is actually very simple: find a good direction and hold steady, letting time prove its worth. Mastering a complete big wave can make your year very fulfilling. Instead of constantly watching the market and trading, it's better to do your homework and wait patiently. Such gains are often unexpected.

DOGE-2,91%

PEPE-3,32%

PNUT-1,85%

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EternalMiner

· 13m ago

That's right, I just got caught up in frequent trading, chasing highs and selling lows is really a terrible strategy. Holding onto a single asset is better than anything else; don't keep switching all the time. People who watch the market every day always end up regretting it. I'm now sticking to one direction and seeing who laughs last. People who can't sit still will never make big money, I agree with that.

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MEVSandwich

· 5h ago

That's right, I am indeed among the most frequently entering and exiting, getting cut the worst. I can't sit still, really. Seeing others' PNUT rise makes me want to follow the trend. Instead of chasing highs and selling lows, it's better to choose a confident direction and stick to it. This wave is truly a test of mentality. DOGE, PEPE, PENGU are all over the place, but in the end, the profit is zero. Hold onto a single asset firmly, and let time give you the answer.

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Blockchainiac

· 5h ago

That's right, I'm just worried you can't sit still, brother. --- Chasing gains and cutting losses needs to be changed; a year of trading only costs fees. --- Sold DOGE, bought PEPE, then sold again to buy PNUT—aren't you just giving money to the exchange? --- Holding a certain asset steadily is really difficult, but it might be the only way to make money. --- Don't ask me why I hold so many coins, because once I buy them, I never touch them again. --- Do your homework thoroughly before taking action; otherwise, watching the market all day is no different from gambling. --- The biggest test in a bull market is still mindset; many people have the skills but just can't wait. --- Finding the right direction and holding on tightly—easy to say, hard to do. --- Instead of chasing new coins every day, it's better to study the few you already hold. --- Time will prove everything, but only if you live long enough.

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ZenMiner

· 5h ago

That's right, but I realize that most people simply can't do it. They look at the market all day and want to act; when FOMO kicks in, they chase immediately. I'm the same way. Recognizing this truth is easy, but actually executing it is really difficult. Holding steadily onto a single asset is such a simple thing, so why does it test human nature so much? But on the other hand, this round really feels different; being patient and waiting isn't a loss. Frequent trading is really just giving money to the exchange—stop-loss, slippage, and fees all eat into your profits.

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ruggedNotShrugged

· 5h ago

That's right, just relax and don't get brainwashed by short-term fluctuations. Really, frequent trading is just a recipe for losing money. I learned this lesson the hard way. Holding a single asset steadily through a full cycle is much better than constantly switching coins every day. In this market, it all depends on who can stay put, not who trades the most actively.

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SerRugResistant

· 5h ago

To be honest, this wave is indeed a shakeout; those who can't hold on have already been knocked out. People who chase gains and sell on dips will never make money, I just watch. Hold steady on DOGE, the rest is noise, don't mess around. Doing your homework is a thousand times more important than watching the market; wake up, everyone. Once you master the big trend, you won't have to worry for a year. The problem is that most people simply can't stick with it.

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