2026-01-10 14:32:22

Frequent chasing of gains and panic selling is not as good as consistently holding top cryptocurrencies, really. Short-term trading back and forth is not as beneficial as looking at long-term holding returns. You have to try it to understand 😂

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ZKSherlock

· 01-11 08:51

actually, this is just selection bias talking—you're only counting the survivors who happened to hold the right bags. what about the information asymmetry in *when* people entered? that's the real trust assumption nobody questions.

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MysteryBoxOpener

· 01-10 15:01

The crypto world is like this—every year, someone gets "rekt," and people are still dreaming of short-term gains. It just looks heartbreaking.

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TokenRationEater

· 01-10 14:54

Holding onto top-tier coins tightly, really, short-term trading strategies will eventually lead to losses.

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BearHugger

· 01-10 14:42

To be honest, short-term traders are getting cut too harshly. It's still more comfortable to hold a few top coins steadily. After losing a few times, I realize that long-term holding is truly rewarding. Those who chase every pump every day are basically out of the game now. I still stick to my approach. Short-term trading is just dancing with the market makers. Why bother? Holding good coins is the best cure; you don't have to worry about anything. I've made too many mistakes; now I just focus on long-term holdings. The transaction fees from frequent trading are enough to cut, it's not worth it.

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