Recently, $btc and $eth have been fluctuating within a range. Relying on stable trading discipline, I haven't been frequently building positions during the volatility, only maintaining low long positions or occasional short setups. This actually feels quite comfortable—when prices rise, I have both longs and spot holdings; when prices fall, I can peacefully wait for new buying opportunities.
Lately, on-chain "day-trading" projects are everywhere, and some projects can't even last a day. I also watch the excitement but don't intend to participate seriously. However, $wm has rebounded quite a bit in the past two days, and most importantly, the community foundation is still there. I increasingly believe that what is truly scarce on BSC are projects with solid communities; retail investors have lost interest in projects that just cut and run after a quick profit.
Recently, I discovered that some exchanges now allow trading of precious metals and gold/silver, which is a new option. But I'm still observing whether to get involved. As for the first wave of alpha projects in the new year, although the expectations are high, the current trend looks a bit weak, indicating that not all projects are worth participating in. You still need to be selective. Continuing to look for the next worthy $collect.
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retroactive_airdrop
· 5h ago
Hold spot assets during oscillations; true winners make money quietly.
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One-day tour projects are so funny; paying the IQ tax so diligently.
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$wm this rebound still looks interesting; as long as the community is alive, it's worth waiting.
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Projects with genuine communities on BSC have already been starred by me; others are just IQ tests.
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Is this how the first wave of alpha for the New Year looks? I thought it was going to take off.
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I'm also watching the precious metals sector; it still feels a bit off, still researching.
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Retail investors have already learned to be smart; the old tactics of cutting leeks no longer work.
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Add low leverage to spot assets; this strategy is really comfortable, sleep quality is directly maximized.
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Keep mining $collect; it's better than chasing those shitcoins.
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Discipline is winning; just look at those who chase highs frequently and get trapped.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 5h ago
Haha, the market is so volatile that I've long since given up. Looking at your discipline, brother, I need to learn from you.
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One-day trading projects are really annoying. They disappear right after you cut your losses. Retail investors should grow a brain.
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Community is the key. Never touch projects without a community, no matter how cheap they are.
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Be cautious with precious metals; don’t fall for new tricks to cut leeks again.
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Most alpha projects are collapsing. Carefully selected projects are much better than blindly chasing trends.
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$wm's recent rebound shows there is indeed some popularity, at least it's not a dead project.
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Now is the time to test patience. Those who can resist impulsive actions are the real winners.
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Think about $collect, you really need to find projects with solid fundamentals. Don’t get rug-pulled again.
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I like your combination of adding long and short positions on low-timeframes; the stability is maxed out.
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I don't even want to look at one-day trading projects anymore. It's a waste of life.
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OffchainWinner
· 5h ago
Discipline is truly the foundation of making money; not everyone can handle it.
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When day-trading is everywhere, the calmer you are, the more you earn. Once you realize this, it’s a different game.
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As long as the $wm community is still around, there’s hope. It’s a hundred times better than those air projects.
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Don’t even bother looking at those rug pullers; wasting time on them only brings heartbreak.
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Staying long in low volatility ranges is really smart—no losses, just gains.
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It’s normal for new year alpha projects to flop; just don’t chase the hype.
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I haven’t dabbled in precious metals trading; it doesn’t feel as exciting as the crypto world.
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BSC lacks solid projects; air coins are damn dead.
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Those still frequently building positions probably lost everything by now.
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Carefully selecting projects is more profitable than anything else. I agree with this logic.
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CryptoMotivator
· 5h ago
Bro, I respect this move. The combination of long and short positions is really comfortable. In a volatile market, you have to play like this to avoid feeling guilty.
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As long as the $wm community is still alive, it's worth watching. It's a hundred times better than those one-day projects. I'm also waiting for the next project with some warmth.
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Precious metals? Mining real gold and silver on BSC is even harder, so forget it.
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It's normal for new year alpha projects to flop. Choosing projects is like choosing a wife—you can't settle for less, buddy.
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Honestly, we're in a gold rush era now. There are scams everywhere. Only those with patience can make money.
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$collect and similar projects are definitely worth paying attention to. A solid community has stories to tell.
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What happened to those who frequently build positions? It was obvious from the start.
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Trading discipline > gambling luck. I agree with this. Retail investors need to stay clear-headed.
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PhantomHunter
· 5h ago
Discipline makes you a winner, much better than those who chase hot trends every day.
This one-day trip project is really hilarious; retail investors are learning to be smart, right? Community is the real key.
As long as the $wm fundamentals are still there, there's no need to panic. It's more reliable than those pump-and-dump schemes.
Recently, $btc and $eth have been fluctuating within a range. Relying on stable trading discipline, I haven't been frequently building positions during the volatility, only maintaining low long positions or occasional short setups. This actually feels quite comfortable—when prices rise, I have both longs and spot holdings; when prices fall, I can peacefully wait for new buying opportunities.
Lately, on-chain "day-trading" projects are everywhere, and some projects can't even last a day. I also watch the excitement but don't intend to participate seriously. However, $wm has rebounded quite a bit in the past two days, and most importantly, the community foundation is still there. I increasingly believe that what is truly scarce on BSC are projects with solid communities; retail investors have lost interest in projects that just cut and run after a quick profit.
Recently, I discovered that some exchanges now allow trading of precious metals and gold/silver, which is a new option. But I'm still observing whether to get involved. As for the first wave of alpha projects in the new year, although the expectations are high, the current trend looks a bit weak, indicating that not all projects are worth participating in. You still need to be selective. Continuing to look for the next worthy $collect.