There was that time when bundling $useless proved to be a solid play—liquidating the position for 250k profit. The move itself was clean, but what's interesting is the aftermath: zero shilling, no ongoing promotion of the token. It raises a real question about exit strategy versus community building. Did the quick exit strategy make sense from a profit-taking perspective? Or does it show how some trades work out on paper but lack conviction for long-term holding? Either way, it's a case study in knowing when to cut and run versus when to believe in what you're backing.
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There was that time when bundling $useless proved to be a solid play—liquidating the position for 250k profit. The move itself was clean, but what's interesting is the aftermath: zero shilling, no ongoing promotion of the token. It raises a real question about exit strategy versus community building. Did the quick exit strategy make sense from a profit-taking perspective? Or does it show how some trades work out on paper but lack conviction for long-term holding? Either way, it's a case study in knowing when to cut and run versus when to believe in what you're backing.