2026-01-11 07:14:01

Recently, there have indeed been more new coin issuance projects. But to be fair, the risks involved are also present. Many people either go all in on major projects or simply watch from the sidelines. They say they don't want to play, but ultimately, it's just that they don't dare to play. Opportunities that you can understand in the market are actually more valuable, after all, everyone's risk tolerance and research depth are different. Instead of blindly following the trend, it's better to focus your energy on tracks and projects you truly understand and that are more secure.

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ForkPrince

· 16h ago

You're right. There are so many new coin projects now that it's overwhelming, but honestly, most people jump in without doing any research.

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bridge_anxiety

· 23h ago

That's right, you still need to have your own judgment and not be blinded by FOMO.

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 01-11 07:39

Understanding opportunities is indeed valuable, but honestly, most people simply can't understand them. --- There's a third way between all-in and waiting and seeing; it depends on whether you're willing to take the risk. --- Risk tolerance, frankly, is about how much you can afford to lose. --- No matter how deep your research on the track, encountering a black swan is just as futile; these days, luck sometimes matters more than effort. --- It's better to act promptly than to play it safe; missing out is more painful. --- There are so many new coins; surviving three months is already good, and the fear of missing out has taken over. --- If you don't dare to play, don't blame yourself for missing out; there's nothing to be ashamed of. --- Projects that are truly understood? I doubt many people really understand them. --- Ultimately, it's still about the money not being in place; if there was spare cash, I would have gone all-in long ago. --- The word "safe" is the most ironic in the crypto world; being safe = missing out.

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BlockTalk

· 01-11 07:38

That's right, if you really can't understand a project, no matter how tempting it is, you should pass to avoid heavy losses. They say all in or all out, but that's actually a gambler's mentality. The middle ground is the way to survive. With so many new coins, nine out of ten are just for harvesting retail investors; you should focus on the few you understand thoroughly. Waiting isn't being cowardly; it's waiting for the right moment when someone truly knowledgeable to take action. If you ask me, I don't seek to get rich overnight, just to stay alive—it's more important than anything else.

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OldLeekMaster

· 01-11 07:36

That's correct, but most people don't really understand what "true understanding" means; they still have a stronger gambling mentality.

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WalletAnxietyPatient

· 01-11 07:24

This wave of new coins is indeed overwhelming, but there are very few who dare to get on board; most are just talking tough. Deep research > blindly following the crowd, it's that simple. Projects that are hard to see through, no matter how hot they are, I won't touch them. I have this bad habit. Going all-in on the market or just watching from the sidelines are both lazy options. Thinking about it, that makes sense. I can't quite understand why so many people would rather miss out than take a serious look. Risks are right there, the key is whether you dare to face them directly. Every time, the ones who understand it are the ones making money. Is this some kind of mysticism? It's really just about having a sense of certainty; rushing in blindly just waiting to get cut. The biggest problem with people like us is that we see everything we want, but we dare not want anything.

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