2026-01-12 08:25:33

Meme coin investing, 90% depends on mindset. To be honest, this is not just politeness.

Using profits to keep playing, versus holding the principal and operating cautiously—these are two completely different worlds. The former is "I'm here to seize opportunities," the latter is "Don't lose everything." Different mindsets naturally lead to different outcomes.

I happened to catch that wave of dividends. But I know the next tide's surfers are already waiting.

Now, many people in the circle criticize popular coins and the operation methods of top platforms, saying things like "riding the hype," "boring," "too low-end." But I see it differently.

Honestly, is there any harm in that?

Look at some public chain ecosystems, where topics change daily. Today it's NFT cats, tomorrow a frog concept pops up, and the day after maybe a new track. Attention is scattered everywhere, making it nearly impossible for ordinary retail investors to stand out.

But with popular coins and top platforms, it's different—the route is clear, goals are focused, there's consensus support, and attention is high.

They're not just pulling the wool over investors' eyes; frankly, they're lowering the "difficulty of making money." The direction is clearly pointed out, the goal is right there, and the rest depends on whether you have the guts to follow, whether you choose correctly, and whether you can resist taking losses.

When it comes to Meme coins, it's not about who has the smartest brain. It's about who can stay calm, see clearly, and dare to follow the consensus.

Simplify complex things, repeat the high-probability strategies more often—making money is basically like that. Do you agree?

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SchrodingerWallet

· 8h ago

That's right, the hardest part is the mindset.

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TokenUnlocker

· 01-14 12:29

Regarding mindset, I truly have deep experience. Playing with profits versus tremblingly operating with principal—those feelings are really worlds apart.

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EyeOfTheTokenStorm

· 01-12 08:55

Well, from a technical and historical data perspective, this meme market indeed shows obvious features of consensus reinforcement, but bro, this "mentality theory" is a bit oversimplified. The true profit logic can only be realized by combining it with quantitative models. --- Here we go again with mentality theory, but in reality, retail investors are still losing due to information gaps. Top platforms are fundamentally the ones with information advantages, so don't deceive yourselves. --- It sounds like motivational talk, but it really hits the mark. The psychological difference between reinvesting profits and fighting with principal is indeed huge, which can be fully explained from a behavioral finance perspective. --- "Paths with high win rates are taken several times"—sounds like a T+0 trading strategy, but given the market structure of meme coins is so variable, historical data has limited reference value. Just a risk reminder, everyone. --- That's a good point, but I'm more concerned about when this cycle will top out. Based on my bottoming pattern analysis, it might happen sooner than expected.

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GateUser-a5fa8bd0

· 01-12 08:55

Mindset indeed can determine everything, but there are really few who can hold on. Being able to endure without cutting losses is the true way. Exactly, it all depends on who dares to follow the consensus. The combination of popular coins and top platforms is indeed clear, but the risks are not small either. I agree with simplifying complexity, but the real challenge lies in execution.

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WagmiAnon

· 01-12 08:51

That's right, but the only concern is that maintaining the right mindset is easier to talk about than to actually do.

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SelfStaking

· 01-12 08:49

Mindset is indeed no joke; it hits the mark. The moment of cutting losses is the biggest test. Continuing to trade with profits and trembling while handling the principal—these two are truly worlds apart. Consensus can sometimes be more ruthless than technical analysis. I agree that the logic of favoring popular coins is that retail investors should follow the focal points. Those who can stay calm and patient make money; those who can't are just playing along. To put it simply, your mindset determines how long you can survive.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-12 08:31

That's right, the mindset is indeed the main factor. But I want to ask, are those guys who made money really because of a good mindset? Or is it that they first made money, and then their mindset stabilized? It's a bit of a chicken-and-egg situation haha. --- Consensus sounds impressive, but how many can really follow it? Most are just afraid of being late. --- Damn, this really hits home. I'm the kind of rookie who trembles and operates with principal, and as soon as I see the market, my legs go weak. --- Are top platforms really that clear? It feels like there's fog everywhere in my eyes. --- Staying calm is easier said than done; when cutting losses, just a quick swipe downward. --- So basically, you still need capital. Playing with profits versus constantly worrying about losing your principal—those are truly two different worlds. --- The word "support from consensus" is the most虚 (hollow). Many people end up bleeding out because they follow the crowd. --- Making money, when you get down to it, is like this. So why are so many still losing money, right?

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