2026-01-10 14:30:12

This wave feels just like the early days of the BSC bull market. Early entrants were basically picking up bargains, with very low difficulty. But the further you go, the more risks accumulate, and in the end, most people are just holding the bag.

Instead of worrying about whether to get on board, it's better to take action directly. The simplest way is to keep an eye on the trending rankings—open the 1-minute hot list on your trading platform and watch it in real-time. Coins that are gaining popularity are usually reliable. This way, you avoid overthinking, and the market's hot spots will tell you where to focus.

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DegenApeSurfer

· 01-10 15:00

It's the same old story again; the tactics of boosting the hot list are countless and hard to defend against.

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GateUser-a606bf0c

· 01-10 14:57

Early entry is indeed comfortable, but only true warriors dare to go All in now Chasing the hot list? Basically, it's gambling on probabilities. I still think the risk is too high I missed that round on BSC, this time I definitely have to seize the opportunity I watch the heat ranking every day, but I also have to stay alert That's right, rather than fussing over it, it's better to get on board and try. After all, it's not your entire fortune This round really feels like a replica of the previous bull markets, but it's always the latecomers who take the plunge 1-minute leaderboard? I’ve fallen for that superstition before, really followed it a few times But on the other hand, those who got in early made a lot of money Following the hype sounds simple, but in practice, it's easy to lose money Honestly, it's a bit late to get in now, but there's still some chance

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DegenDreamer

· 01-10 14:38

Isn't this just the usual scam of cutting leeks? Early on it's parents, later it's all orphans. Following the hype list? Think again, those are all the casino's hunting grounds. Want to get in but afraid of losing? Better not play, buddy. When the hype emerges, someone is already dumping. Don't you have a sense of proportion? I was also involved in that BSC round; there are very few who picked up the leaks, most are still stuck in it now. Watching the leaderboard is like watching a casino; in the end, retail investors are the ones losing. People say this every year, and people lose every year. Anyway, I don't believe it; it's not a good sign. Early entry ≠ making money, you also need good luck. Don't mistake probability for certainty.

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rug_connoisseur

· 01-10 14:35

That's right, the popularity list is indeed effective; following the trend without being foolish. Early entry is crucial; later ones are just cannon fodder. Keep an eye on the popularity list, don't overthink it, the market will speak. I didn't participate in the BSC wave, now I kind of regret it. Action is more valuable than hesitation, I agree with that. Open the list and get started, say less. There are too many bagholders; it's still about choosing the right timing. The low-difficulty phase has probably passed; are you still entering now? Following popularity rather than technology, this strategy is simple and straightforward. Profit from information asymmetry; the hot list is the information source.

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