Lately I’ve been feeling that everything I buy just doesn’t feel right. The new coins I mined, 40% of the bottom was locked by big players and they kept dumping. Later I thought about following knowledgeable people to find projects, and they start with a market cap of 40 to 50 million right after launch. The coins recommended by friends are either old projects that launched long ago or have no trading volume at all. Meanwhile, coins I don’t like are rising, and the coins I hold heavily are falling—this contrast is really stark.
Now I especially understand why so many people say choosing coins is even harder than timing the market. The information gap in the market, capital battles, and the movements of whales—all test investors’ judgment at every step. Sometimes it’s not that your analysis is wrong, but that the market’s rhythm itself is full of uncertainty. Instead of stressing over every trade, it’s better to think about how to stay rational amid volatility—after all, surviving long-term is the ultimate goal in the crypto market.
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ForkLibertarian
· 01-17 02:51
Honestly, this is the norm in the crypto world. Choosing coins is like gambling.
When big players lock in, you're gone. Following so-called big influencers also gets you cut. It's truly unbelievable.
The coins I don't like keep rising every day, while my heavy positions have plummeted. This kind of contrast can drive people crazy.
Instead of studying candlestick charts, it's better to focus on how to survive. Living long-term is the real key.
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PretendingSerious
· 01-16 17:15
To be honest, I'm in this state right now... the crazy surge I can't get excited about, and my heavy positions keep falling, it's really frustrating.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 01-16 11:47
Honestly, choosing coins is just a gamble, and information gaps kill everything. Big players are just waiting there to harvest the retail investors.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 01-16 11:47
Haha, this is the crypto world. Your contrarian indicator is my secret to wealth.
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MevHunter
· 01-16 11:44
This is absolutely ridiculous. How many times have big players locked and dumped the market with this trick?
The rise you don't like, the fall of your heavy holdings—this is the ultimate gift the market gives us.
Choosing coins is really a hundred times harder than choosing timing; the information gap is just too wide.
Anyway, staying alive is the key, retail investors just have to endure like this.
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NFTRegretter
· 01-16 11:26
Haha, this is my daily routine. Coins I can't stand are skyrocketing, while my heavy holdings are just sitting on the floor.
Lately I’ve been feeling that everything I buy just doesn’t feel right. The new coins I mined, 40% of the bottom was locked by big players and they kept dumping. Later I thought about following knowledgeable people to find projects, and they start with a market cap of 40 to 50 million right after launch. The coins recommended by friends are either old projects that launched long ago or have no trading volume at all. Meanwhile, coins I don’t like are rising, and the coins I hold heavily are falling—this contrast is really stark.
Now I especially understand why so many people say choosing coins is even harder than timing the market. The information gap in the market, capital battles, and the movements of whales—all test investors’ judgment at every step. Sometimes it’s not that your analysis is wrong, but that the market’s rhythm itself is full of uncertainty. Instead of stressing over every trade, it’s better to think about how to stay rational amid volatility—after all, surviving long-term is the ultimate goal in the crypto market.