2026-01-10 04:29:25

Why do you always miss out on the big moves of MEME coins? Many people actually lack a complete trading plan.

Running around, chasing every hot trend, and in the end, all the opportunities are wasted. Some miss the leading coins and turn to copy scattered hot spots, only to end up losing money. This is no different from fighting a war—without strategic planning, rushing impulsively will inevitably lead to failure.

In fact, I do the same myself. My entry cost is in the range of 550K to 600K, putting both the principal and some profits into the position, and now the account has grown to 27M. The key takeaway is to have patience and discipline; don’t chase after whatever looks hot. Build your own trading framework, and executing it well is more important than anything else.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 23h ago

It's really a matter of execution, no doubt. --- 27M, huh? That return is indeed incredible. But I think most people still lose because of their mindset; discipline is easier said than done... --- Another story driven by FOMO, sigh. --- Framework is very important, but sticking to the framework is a hundred times harder than building one. --- From 550K to 27M, that truly makes someone a tough person. --- Not holding is just greed and panic mixed together, a vicious cycle. --- Why does it feel like these kinds of posts always talk about planning, but there are very few who actually have a plan?

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AlwaysQuestioning

· 01-10 04:58

The framework is the most important; relying on luck alone will eventually lead to losses.

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CodeZeroBasis

· 01-10 04:57

Discipline is spot on. I used to be a typical trader who chased gains and sold on dips, following whoever was making money. In the end, I still had to pay tuition fees.

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GlueGuy

· 01-10 04:56

Basically, there's no discipline, just the old habit of chasing gains and selling losses.

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