2026-01-06 11:30:54

The core idea of choosing coins is actually not complicated—find projects that truly have growth potential, wait for the right price point to get in, and then hold on.

To put it simply, if you can find coins that have the ability to increase 10 times, even if they don't end up that high, a 5x return is normal, right? If it doesn't reach 5x, then a 2x or 3x increase should still be achievable.

Ancient people have said this long ago. Emperor Taizong of Tang clearly explained in the "Imperial Model"—the best results often come from moderate efforts; aiming for moderate results leads to lower outcomes; aiming for the lowest results means you might not get anything at all. The same logic applies to investing.

So the key is to choose the right direction, then stop messing around, and let time do the work.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 01-09 02:39

It sounds simple, but how many actually hold on? I've seen too many people choose the right coin but lose patience, constantly buying high and selling low, ruining themselves in the process.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 01-08 08:43

That's right, but how many can actually hold on? I'm the kind of person who watches the market every day after buying, and if it drops 2%, I want to sell, haha. --- That quote from Emperor Taizong is brilliant. I really want a 10x return, but I haven't caught any. --- The key is to find the right coins; the problem is how to find them, as everyone is hyping them up wildly. --- Holding on to these two words is simple; doing it is hard, and I can prove it. --- Instead of thinking about 10x, it's better to first think about how not to lose money. Be realistic, everyone. --- Choosing the right ones means lying down to win; choosing the wrong ones means grinding bricks—it's that simple and brutal. --- This logic isn't wrong, but most people are actually gambling rather than choosing. --- It's easy to say, but when it comes to action, it's a different story. I'm betting five dollars. --- The hardest part is not messing around; I've already bled from it. --- Projects with growth potential are everywhere; the key is whether you can recognize them.

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ChainComedian

· 01-06 12:01

Holding on is the hardest part, I mean it sincerely. Most people fall at this step. 10x? Dream on haha. Being able to steadily double your investment is already a blessing. Ancient sayings are still applicable today; the key is to resist the urge to buy the dip or cut losses.

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BlockchainBard

· 01-06 11:56

Sounds good, but how many can actually hold on? Most people only start telling stories after they've been trapped.

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