2025-12-31 08:26:10

These days, observing the market, I have some thoughts on the short-term performance of the BEAT and LIT projects. To be honest, there is indeed room for operation in these small-cap tokens, and the logic of shorting also holds up—high volatility and easy to signal obvious upward fatigue.

However, the real opportunity lies in identifying those assets that are severely undervalued. The market is not short of volatility; what is lacking are opportunities that have the potential to multiply several times or even ten times. This requires more patience in observation and a deeper understanding of the projects.

Rather than frequently chasing the hot trends, it's better to spend time identifying tokens with solid fundamentals that haven't yet received widespread attention. Such positioning is often the true source of profit.

BEAT-27,76%

LIT-10,5%

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QuietlyStaking

· 10h ago

Where to find undervalued coins? It's easy to say, but in reality, it still depends on luck.

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MelonField

· 10h ago

Undervalued coins are the key, but the problem is how to find those that can truly double... Most people choose pseudo-undervalued ones. I'm also watching BEAT and LIT, but shorting small-cap coins carries high risks, and you can get caught off guard easily. Coins with good fundamentals that nobody pays attention to sound simple but are hard to do, requiring a lot of effort to dig out. Chasing the hot trends definitely doesn't work, but waiting patiently can also lead to missed opportunities. Finding the right balance is really difficult. That's true, but who can accurately find that ten-bagger? Is it luck or research?

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BlindBoxVictim

· 10h ago

That's right, chasing hot trends is really exhausting. I prefer those hidden good projects, waiting for the moment they break out of the circle—that's truly satisfying. Undervalued coins are indeed hard to find, but once you do, it's a blessing. BEAT and LIT keep flipping back and forth; it's better to deeply explore those overlooked ones. Frequent long and short trades are just giving money to exchanges. It's better to hold onto one or two real gold mines and wait silently for the returns. Chasing every fluctuation daily, even if you earn a tenth of a billionth of the profit, still feels wrong. Only patient people can make big money. Still looking at small coins like BEAT? Why not spend that time discovering truly potential stocks?

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