2026-01-13 11:23:02

Having been in this circle for over three years, I’ve experienced both being cut and tasting sweet success. I gradually discovered the survival logic behind MEME coins, which boils down to one word—timing.

Those coins that double on the hot list are all driven by emotional cycles. When there are many people, it’s safe to enter; after greed, it’s time to wake up. The pits most people fall into are nothing more than: chasing high but unable to sell, and selling at the bottom.

This isn’t technical analysis; it’s purely a psychological battle. Not many can hold on, and even fewer can sell at the top. The key is to learn how to read people’s minds and the market—when to buy in and when to withdraw. I’ve survived the rise and fall of various MEME waves using this approach. Want to avoid the scythe? Then you need to think two steps ahead of most people.

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FundingMartyr

· 6h ago

That's right, the key really is mindset and timing. I only realized this after experiencing losses. The moment you chase a high, your mind becomes unclear. Greed kills. Selling at the bottom is truly despairing; once you've been through it, you'll never forget. This logic sounds simple, but in practice, it's really difficult. Most people still have the mentality of making quick money. Thinking two steps ahead is a good idea, but honestly, few can actually do it.

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APY_Chaser

· 6h ago

That's right, but execution is the real hell.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 6h ago

That's true, but it's easier said than done. Really, I only understood this after being liquidated myself; if your mental resilience isn't strong enough, you just can't hold on. When chasing highs, your brain just stops working; by the time you're sober, you've already cut your losses. The key is to control greed; most people fail at this.

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MidnightMEVeater

· 7h ago

Good morning, three years of experience and you’ve summarized only the word "timing"? I don’t think you’ve encountered a real sandwich attack. Many of those coins that doubled, half of them got wiped out in liquidity traps. Chasing highs and unable to buy in, cutting losses at the bottom—sounds good, but in reality, it’s just repeatedly being harvested by arbitrage zones in the robot playground. Want to think a few steps ahead? First, ask yourself if you’re truly reading the market or just reading others’ position intentions. Nocturnal creatures understand that the emotional cycle is essentially a prelude to price shocks. You survive not because you’re smart, but because you haven’t yet encountered the real midnight arbitrage harvest moment.

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