MEME coin market should avoid blindly chasing the trend. Except for leading projects that can be heavily invested in, other targets should be approached with caution—buy in quickly and sell out fast. Once you're caught, market hotspots immediately shift to new coins, and you'll be forced to stand by—this is the main reason most people lose money.



To make money in this wave of market, you first need sufficient ammunition. Your wallet must always have enough BNB and SOL, which are the basics for quickly switching between different chain projects. When a certain coin's community atmosphere reaches its peak and discussion heats up, it's time to go all-in decisively—don't hold back, because the money left behind at this point will only become regret.

After the market declines and sentiment cools, it's the time for calm review. Check which coins are truly supported by fundamentals, and use the profits from this wave to buy some chips at low positions. If you master this rhythm, even if you don't earn much, you can achieve stable profits. Those who haven't set proper stop-loss and profit targets are destined to be repeatedly educated by the market.
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OnchainHolmesvip
· 5h ago
The words are reasonable, but can you really stay calm at the moment of going all-in? I think most people still panic and lose their way. Leading projects heavily invested in are about to exit, easy to say but hard to do in practice. You need to always be prepared with BNB and SOL, or else missing out could really mean standing guard. Going all-in when community enthusiasm is booming requires a big heart; I can't do it. The hardest part is when you're trapped; with new hot spots emerging, you can only watch helplessly. Setting stop-losses is easy to say, but it's also easy to be wiped out by emotions.
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DefiVeteranvip
· 5h ago
That's right, I only understood this principle after being trapped once. The most exciting part is when going all-in, and the most painful is when cutting losses. I'm still willing to double down on leading coins, but for other small tokens, you really need to prevent fire, theft, and being handed the bag. BNB and SOL should be kept on hand, or you'll be caught off guard during hot spot switches. The moment discussions heat up to an overwhelming level is really hard to resist, but it's often the beginning of taking losses at a high position. Setting stop-losses sounds simple but is extremely difficult to do; everyone wants to take a gamble. Reviewing past trades is the real skill to making money, but unfortunately, most people skip this step.
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MetaverseLandladyvip
· 5h ago
Sounds good, but there are very few who can actually do it. I've seen too many people go all-in and then get cut off directly.
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