2026-01-13 12:38:15

Maybe I am the kind of person who "doesn't trade." But I would rather take a 3x profit and exit when there is volume, than hold onto coins indefinitely waiting for so-called validation.

The market is very interesting: when you proactively take profits, you're labeled a rookie trader; when you hold stubbornly, you're praised as an expert. This logic itself is flawed.

To be honest, our ultimate goal for entering the market is one—making money. If not for this...

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SingleForYears

· 6h ago

Run with 3x leverage, I think there's nothing wrong with that. Making money is the real goal.

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MEVictim

· 7h ago

Run with 3x leverage, I think there's no problem. Anyway, securing profits is better than being trapped like those who are stuck.

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RuntimeError

· 7h ago

Run at 3x, humans who are losing everything are countless times less smart.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 7h ago

Run with 3x leverage, it's really not a loss; steady flow is the true winner in the end.

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AirdropHuntress

· 7h ago

Run with 3x? According to survey data, these types of projects often have subsequent tokenomics growth cycles... But to be fair, locking in returns is indeed more practical than chasing after the illusory tenfold.

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RugPullAlarm

· 7h ago

The reasoning is solid—where's the mistake in locking in three times the returns upon entry? Instead, those who bought the dip all the way to the rooftop should be the ones reflecting.

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