2025-12-10 03:36:12

Two types of people in the meme coin game. Some flip for quick profits, cash out early, take the safe route. Then there's another breed—the ones pushing boundaries, betting on what everyone says is impossible.

Personally? I'd rather swing for the fences on a crazy trade than sell out for pocket change. Maybe that's why some names never make it to the big leagues. They're too busy playing it safe.

Not financial advice, just raw thoughts. Your call which side you're on.

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StablecoinSkeptic

· 12h ago

Isn't this just gamblers' mentality disguised as philosophy? Those who cash out early will be the ones laughing last.

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mev_me_maybe

· 12-11 16:37

1. It sounds good, but isn't it just the usual fear of losing money and running away? Don't try to flatter the conservatives here. 2. Going all out with crazy trading? Haha, okay, as if the last ones to lose money are never us retail investors. 3. People say this in every bull market, and then... you know the rest. 4. I'm tired of hearing that 0x addresses are always loyal. Turns out, it’s just whoever runs first wins. 5. It sounds pretty passionate, but I still prefer to make money while alive rather than bravely losing money. 6. Admit it, this is just gambling talk plus a disclaimer that says "not advice." 7. How about the Big League? Some are backed by capital teams, while we individual accounts are all cannon fodder. 8. So among these two types of people, are they all just losers? 9. Crazy is okay, but don’t use morality to guilt-trip those who want to survive. 10. Once again, this binary opposition of "either gamble or get out" — Web3 loves this kind of thinking. 11. The underlying logic is: if you haven't made money, you just aren’t crazy enough. Interesting. 12. I choose the third path — not playing meme coins.

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RugDocScientist

· 12-10 04:06

Those who sell to earn the difference are all bastards, and real men should all be in stud

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MetaReckt

· 12-10 04:05

In other words, there is nothing wrong with cashing out, but it is true that the spirit of gamblers is the kind of people who make a lot of money

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ContractTearjerker

· 12-10 04:01

To be honest, I thought of the last wave of the market, conservatives really can't make a lot of money, but they won't liquidate