2026-01-12 12:26:15

Last night’s live stream harvesting on the chain was fruitful. I caught two good projects, one surged up to 11 times, and the other reached 15 times. Although I only ended up with over $200, mainly because I was too strict with execution, I need to reflect on my selling rhythm.

First, let's talk about the first one, $AxiBa. After the news that Elon Musk’s AI topped the Korean server, a bunch of Korean-language tokens suddenly appeared on the chain, and the hot topic was obvious. I was thinking at the time that if I wanted to find the leader in this narrative, the name AxiBa had the highest probability of appearing — anyone familiar with Korean culture knows this word. When I saw its market cap was only $20,000, I didn’t hesitate and jumped in, then posted the contract address in the live stream room. In less than 20 minutes, AxiBa’s market cap skyrocketed to $220,000, an 11x increase. The pace was quite ideal.

The second one, $XiaoGuDong (Small Shareholder), was even more exciting. I only entered after a big influencer posted a tweet. At that time, within 30 seconds of the tweet, two small shareholder tokens launched on the open market simultaneously, with very high trading volume. I didn’t follow blindly but observed first, waiting for the price to stabilize before buying the first one that launched. I entered at a $130,000 market cap, took half of my initial capital off after doubling, then took another half after a tenfold increase. In the end, the small shareholder project was pushed to a $2 million market cap this morning, roughly 15x.

This review taught me a lesson: my strategy of doubling and taking profits was too mechanical, which caused me to miss out on the full wave of the market. The logic behind choosing coins is sound; the problem lies in the timing of selling, which can be more flexible. Especially for projects with sufficient liquidity, I can loosen the take-profit points appropriately.

Going forward, I plan to continue optimizing, especially in risk management and profit-taking strategies. Opportunities on the chain are always there; the key is to find projects with narratives, hot topics, and market caps that haven’t yet taken off.

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ProxyCollector

· 4h ago

Still bragging about over 200U? Even with 11x or 15x leverage, you haven't fully exploited it. With this level of execution, you still want to optimize? That's hilarious.

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FlatTax

· 01-12 12:54

Damn, only making 200U? This take-profit card is too conservative. Both have already multiplied over ten times, but I still can't be greedy. I need to change this mindset.

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DegenMcsleepless

· 01-12 12:50

Selling too early, that's the contradiction between greed and self-preservation. Still not satisfied with 11x or 15x?

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LiquidityWhisperer

· 01-12 12:45

The selling rhythm is really crucial. It looks like this round of market trend almost hit the full position. --- Wait, over $200? Exiting at 11x and 15x gains in this kind of market is indeed a bit regrettable. --- I've also used the trick of doubling and then selling; only later did I realize that sometimes being a bit greedy can actually earn you more. --- Wow, that operational detail is pretty good. Hot spots + low market cap + narrative—this combination really tends to take off. --- That 30-second dual-token launch for small shareholders was truly exciting. In such situations, I usually hold back. --- The drawbacks of mechanical take-profit strategies, I understand... Sometimes the market will reward you.

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PonziDetector

· 01-12 12:41

Honestly, I only made over $200 and am still reflecting on the selling rhythm, my perspective is a bit narrow, haha. Even after 15x, I only made a small profit, which definitely calls for a change in mindset. Your eye for bottom-fishing coins is good, but the problem really lies in execution; it's too rigid. Sell after doubling, sell after tenfold—using this combo too often becomes a conditioned reflex. Consistently catching two correct picks and only making over $200 isn't a coin selection issue; it's a mindset issue. To be blunt, this is a common problem among small investors: when prices rise nicely, they don't dare to take profits. This naming logic of is indeed brilliant; finding the leading coins from a top-down perspective is correct, but it's just too greedy. The rhythm looks good, but it still feels like being pulled by hot topics, without a real plan.

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