2026-01-05 01:32:23

When the market heats up, people choosing coins start to get confused. One side is rising, and the other side is also rising, dazzling the eyes. So what happens? Many people follow the trend, getting itchy when they see a few green lines on a certain coin, and turn around to swap their holdings. As soon as a green candlestick appears, they immediately switch projects. To be honest, relying on chasing hot spots and frequent trading won't make you fully profitable. Trying to earn all the profits every time makes it easier to fall into traps during project switching.

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MemeTokenGenius

· 01-06 23:58

I think, frequently switching coins just invites trouble for yourself. Chasing highs and selling lows is a sure way to lose money. Green K-line makes you itchy; this habit needs to change. Instead of being dazzled by constant flipping, it's better to hold onto a good project. That's right, chasing hot topics ultimately leads to the fate of being a leek. Trying to make full profit but ending up losing more—that's the lesson learned. The higher the frequency of switching coins, the faster the losses. I've experienced it firsthand.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 01-06 16:31

Chasing hot topics only makes you the big fool. How can those who can't hold onto their chips make a profit?

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GamefiGreenie

· 01-06 03:48

I knew it, this wave of the market really confused people. If I hadn't held my main position, I would have been trapped by myself. Frequent coin switching is truly the beginning of dreams of getting rich overnight, you know the feeling of cutting meat with a surgical knife. Seeing others make money makes you itchy, but you end up selling at the floor price. One word: miserable. Greed is the biggest killer in trading. Don’t believe me? Just look at those who flip coins every day. Holding good coins but not being able to hold on, constantly swapping trash coins—that's the ultimate way to cut leeks hahaha. FOMO buying, fear selling—that cycle costs how many people their tuition fees to understand. Instead of chasing a hundred hot topics, it's better to stick to one belief. That's what I do now. You can't earn all the money in life, and you can't capture all the gains in the crypto world. Think early to avoid pitfalls. Looking at those guys swapping ten coins a day, I just want to say: good luck, brother. Persistence isn't that hard. The hard part is watching others make money and not jumping on the bandwagon. The transaction fees for switching projects almost eat up the profits. Do you still have the nerve to discuss how much you’re earning?

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-05 20:07

Chasing hot topics and switching projects, this is how I lost everything hahaha

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StopLossMaster

· 01-05 02:02

Frequent flipping is just digging your own grave; you can't even cover the transaction fees.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 01-05 02:01

Frequent coin switching just results in losing money, really. This is the common flaw of retail investors—greed. Switching at every green candle? Repeatedly doing so will only cut your own profits. Instead of chasing hot topics, it's better to hold good projects and gradually profit. Chased so many hot topics, but in the end, still lost money. Is that realistic? Always trying to take everything, but end up with nothing. People who flip coins frequently never make big money.

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GreenCandleCollector

· 01-05 01:55

Buying the dip feels great for a moment, but frequently switching coins leads to a fiery death, no problem.

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Frontrunner

· 01-05 01:54

Really, chasing hot topics until bald. It's more reliable to hold onto a few core positions firmly.

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FortuneTeller42

· 01-05 01:35

1. That's right, chasing hot topics ultimately leads to losses. That's how I got ruined. 2. This theory sounds easy, but when it actually rises, who can stay calm? 3. Switching projects countless times, but in the end, those holding one coin make more profit. 4. Frequently switching projects is just working for trading fees. Wake up, everyone. 5. Always trying to buy the dip and sell the top, but the result is being cut every day. I've truly realized it.

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