Speaking of coins like MYX, I have a love-hate relationship with them. I did step into some pits in the early years, chasing hot trends too aggressively, and I still remember the feeling of being trapped at the end. That’s also why my strategy changed later — I no longer gamble on big swings, but instead adopt a more restrained approach.



The current idea is simple: small-scale trial and error, enough to recover some losses. Instead of trying to go all-in and double every time, it’s better to steadily take some profits within the wave. Once I’ve accumulated enough, I’ll consider adding to my position or wait for a clearer opportunity.

Recently, I’ve been paying close attention to PIPPIN and ICNT, both of which have their own characteristics. One has promising technical fundamentals, and the other has good community enthusiasm. I’m still in the stealth phase, not rushing to buy, just regularly checking the progress. If friends are following along, you can start with small positions, leaving room for adjustments.

The altcoin season will come sooner or later, but before that, you need to get your mindset and risk control in order. The painful lessons learned are experiences that remind me not to make the same mistakes again.
MYX1,39%
PIPPIN-16,08%
ICNT-5,02%
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SchrödingersNodevip
· 01-07 04:40
The cost of going all in in early years, now I trade with small positions to learn lessons This round I’ve definitely become smarter, but I still want to go all in, really need to戒 PIPPIN and ICNT are indeed worth laying low, but I prefer the latter for its community buzz Is everyone managing risk well? Don’t repeat the same mistakes again Small-scale trial and error is the way to go, who still dares to go all in Even during the copycat season, you have to hold back; mindset is more important than anything The losses from two years ago still remind me today Steady holdings > gambling for doubles, I’ve truly realized this time Is anyone following PIPPIN? What do you think of the technical analysis? One word to sum it up: stable. Greed kills people.
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WalletDetectivevip
· 01-06 00:10
This guy is right. I was also educated this way in the early years—it's a history of blood, sweat, and tears. Staying calm is the key; the days of all-in are gone forever. I'm also watching PIPPIN. The community is indeed a bit lively, but I'm still observing. Whether or not the knockoff season comes doesn't matter; managing risk control well is the key to survival. Really, small-scale trial and error is better than anything else. Keeping a backup plan for yourself is the most important.
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SchrodingerProfitvip
· 01-04 09:52
This guy's awakening is truly remarkable. He previously went all-in, and just thinking about it now makes me shudder. Trying small positions for trial and error is indeed more stable, much better than those who dream of doubling their money in one shot. I'm also watching PIPPIN and ICNT. The technical aspect is quite interesting; let's see if they can break through later. There's no fear of the copycat season coming; as long as your mindset is steady, you'll win. Only after being trapped do you understand the value of cherishing; this is the wisdom gained from paying tuition. That's right, waiting for the right moment before taking action is the key. Why rush? I'm also trying multiple small amounts now; breaking even is enough, no need to be greedy.
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GovernancePretendervip
· 01-04 09:52
The all-in approach from early years was really stupid in hindsight. Now it's just about seeing if small positions can gradually recover. PIPPIN doesn't seem to have enough community discussion, while ICNT is more popular, but we still have to wait. The copycat season is here, and we need to stay calm. Don't get chopped up again. Small-scale trial and error is really satisfying. Compared to a gambler's mentality, preserving capital is already good.
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blockBoyvip
· 01-04 09:47
Honestly, I'm scared of getting scammed by MYX now. I just want to steadily earn some profits. Small positions are really the best—they allow for trial and error without risking bankruptcy. I'm also watching PIPPIN; just waiting for a good opportunity to get on board.
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Gm_Gn_Merchantvip
· 01-04 09:47
Really, once you've been trapped once, you'll know how stupid it is to go all in Small positions are really nice, and your mindset can also be better PIPPIN has been looking good recently, wait for the opportunity Stay steady, don't rush, even if the copycat season comes, we must survive and wait for it
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StablecoinEnjoyervip
· 01-04 09:36
To be honest, I am also using the small-scale trial and error approach, just to avoid getting trapped again. Steady flow always beats a gambler's mentality; this is the cost of blood. I am also paying attention to PIPPIN and ICNT, but there's really no rush, wait for the signal. Don't get excited when the clone season arrives; focus on risk control first before talking about doubling. The most testing phase is the ambush stage; it's tempting when others go all-in, but that's the difference. Repeated small positions and testing are the ways to stay alive longer. Having been trapped before, I now understand what it means to cherish; now I prefer to go slow rather than start over.
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