Will the spring of Meme coins ever come again? This question has been troubling many investors.
The reality is cruel: when market conditions worsen, no one can stay unaffected. Most people are forced to cut losses; it's not a choice, but survival. Instead of shouting about patterns and bottom-fishing every day, it's better to recognize one thing — making money and taking profits is nothing to be ashamed of.
I also hold onto projects I believe in, and I’ve experienced targets that multiply dozens of times, but it’s important to distinguish the situation. Sometimes holding on is the right move; other times, you need to walk away. The worst thing is knowing you're gambling but still trying to package it as "vision" to deceive yourself. Such a mindset, frankly, is just making excuses for greed.
Investing in Meme coins is not bad, as long as you don’t let illusory narratives hijack your rationality.
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CryptoCrazyGF
· 01-06 16:38
It's really not shameful to secure your gains; most of those who constantly talk about "big picture" are probably losing money.
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-05 06:04
Stop loss is stop loss, don't force the pattern here
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Make money and run, this is the real pattern
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That hits too close to home, how many people die because of "I believe in this project"
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Meme coins are essentially gambling, just recognize that and don't deceive yourself
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Truthful words, leave when you need to, there's no need to wait for spring
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I've seen indeed over ten times, but most people are just bagholders
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Don't be brainwashed by narratives, this is the most heartbreaking part
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Make money and secure your gains, there's really nothing shameful about it
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In one sentence, rationality is the only pattern
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ImaginaryWhale
· 01-05 05:46
It's really not embarrassing to secure your gains; it's much better than those who keep shouting about their ambitions only to end up with nothing.
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BrokenYield
· 01-05 05:45
nah meme coins are just correlation proxies in a liquidity crisis, everyone acts like hodling is some virtue when really it's just cope for poor risk management
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MoneyBurner
· 01-05 05:45
In the end, it's still greed and making excuses. I also crashed because of it.
Will the spring of Meme coins ever come again? This question has been troubling many investors.
The reality is cruel: when market conditions worsen, no one can stay unaffected. Most people are forced to cut losses; it's not a choice, but survival. Instead of shouting about patterns and bottom-fishing every day, it's better to recognize one thing — making money and taking profits is nothing to be ashamed of.
I also hold onto projects I believe in, and I’ve experienced targets that multiply dozens of times, but it’s important to distinguish the situation. Sometimes holding on is the right move; other times, you need to walk away. The worst thing is knowing you're gambling but still trying to package it as "vision" to deceive yourself. Such a mindset, frankly, is just making excuses for greed.
Investing in Meme coins is not bad, as long as you don’t let illusory narratives hijack your rationality.