2025-12-31 08:23:18

A few days ago, I heard a friend share a trading case, which was quite interesting. He had a significant position in a small coin, and it doubled in a short period. He decisively took profits and exited. Later, he asked me if I wanted to join, and I said yes, but only if he explained his thinking clearly first so I could decide whether to get in. Mindset is very important; you can't blindly FOMO.

Currently, this coin has already been pumped up. My advice is not to enter again in the short term. High-yield coins often come with high risks. Once the main players complete their layout phase, the timing for retail investors to enter becomes critical. Looking at the chart, there's already a clear upward trend, and entering at this point could easily make you the bagholder.

Instead of chasing the high, it's better to wait for the next opportunity. The market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is calm judgment.

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NFTRegretter

· 6h ago

This guy's got a point, chasing highs is just asking for death... If you ask me, those who see the candlestick shoot up and want to rush in, eight or nine out of ten end up holding the bag. Wait, doubling and then just running... I need to learn this move, it's way better than my previous reckless rush in.

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SandwichTrader

· 6h ago

Your friend's move was indeed smart; doubling and then running away, no doubt about that mindset. But now to chase in? Forget it, I won't touch the position of taking over. --- Calm judgment is correct, but on the other hand, how many people can really do it... --- People who double and then run have already made a profit, and those who want to follow the trend and enter... I think there's no need to guess the result. --- I've seen the main force pulling the market many times; retail investors entering is basically just giving away money. --- Instead of chasing high, it's better to look for the next opportunity. This phrase sounds simple but is hard to do. --- I agree with the advice not to enter in the short term, but honestly, 99% of people will still FOMO in... --- Judgment is really much more valuable than luck, but unfortunately, most people get it backwards.

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Degen4Breakfast

· 6h ago

Double and run, that's the real enlightenment, better than me. The sucker position is obvious at a glance, but some still refuse to believe, haha. They're right this time; staying calm is the key to lasting longer. Has everyone fallen for FOMO? Just wait for the right opportunity, the crypto circle won't miss that wave anyway.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 6h ago

Friends double and then run, this is the correct way to leave alive. Chasing highs and taking over positions is like working for the big players. Stay calm, really, that's what many people lack. Wait, anyway, the next opportunity won't come so quickly. Your analysis is fine, I'm just worried that some people won't listen and insist on pushing forward. FOMO, how many people has it cut... Staying calm is the foundation of making money. Follow your advice, at least you won't lose. Wait until the main players finish their layout before entering? That's like walking into the gunfire yourself. The biggest enemy of retail investors is impatience, nothing else.

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