Recently, I want to talk to everyone about the real state of the current market—there are now more shitcoins than investors. Thousands of new tokens launch every day, and you simply can’t keep up.
What I can do is try my best to help everyone filter information, at the very least to avoid those scam coins that go to zero in a second. Let’s slowly build up our experience together, and maybe when the community consensus is strong enough, we can even incubate truly valuable projects.
To be honest: getting rich is hard, and keeping your wealth is even harder.
So my advice is— Slow down, slow down even more. Safety always comes first, profit can only be second. The moment you can’t resist being impulsive is often the beginning of going to zero.
The regulatory environment of this crypto cycle is changing. The US SEC is pushing for an innovative regulatory framework, and the Federal Reserve has restarted its rate cuts. But no matter how the macro situation changes, personal risk control awareness is the fundamental key for investors to survive.
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GasWaster
· 4h ago
Exactly right, the daily average number of new coins is really crazy now.
Every time I try to buy the dip, I end up being bought the dip instead. I still need to control this greed.
Holding onto the principal is the key; don't be as reckless as I was in the early days.
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ThesisInvestor
· 12-09 03:55
Really, the current market is like a big sieve, filtering out different people every day.
Patience is indeed the hardest lesson in making money. Basically, those who can resist acting impulsively have all survived.
It sounds rational, but most people just can't change this bad habit.
How many times have we said "risk control first," yet there are still people who go all in and end up crying about it.
No matter how many meme coins there are, they can't keep up with the speed of human greed.
It sounds nice, but when that moment actually comes, people still can't hold back.
A simple and straightforward logic, but it works—the ability to protect your principal is more valuable than making quick money.
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ContractCollector
· 12-09 03:55
Honestly, every day when I wake up there are another 1,000 new tokens, there's no way to keep up with them all.
Take it slow, either way rushing just leads to losses.
That's the truth.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-09 03:52
Seriously, looking at the new token list every day is dizzying. 90% of them are just scams to fleece retail investors.
It's much harder to keep your wealth than to make it—this really hits home.
Patience really is key. I used to rush into projects and got wiped out to zero.
Those with strong risk management last longer; if you FOMO, you'll end up paying the price sooner or later.
We've all heard "safety first" a thousand times, but very few people actually practice it.
I've seen instant wipeouts too many times; now, whenever I look at new tokens, I force myself to think for at least three extra seconds.
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PrivateKeyParanoia
· 12-09 03:46
Seriously, there are new tokens launching every day now. I'm numb—I just can't keep up.
Take it slow, don’t rush to make quick money, or you’ll lose it even faster.
Honestly, staying alive is more important than making money.
It’s really easy to get burned this round, gotta stay sharp.
Making money is hard, keeping your principal is even harder...
New coins every day, retail investors getting fleeced every day—it's insane.
Keeping a steady mindset is key, otherwise you could lose everything in an instant.
Protecting your principal is more important than anything, trust me.
There are probably more scam coins than real projects in this market now...
Impulse is the devil, that’s really true.
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SerumSurfer
· 12-09 03:46
That's right, it's truly a situation where nine out of ten bets end in losses.
I've seen too many coins go to zero in just one second; there's really no way to guard against it.
Protecting your principal is the key.
The moment you act on impulse is when you start falling into the trap.
Take it slow, don't rush.
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DeFiGrayling
· 12-09 03:41
Taking it slow is actually faster, this isn't just empty talk.
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Let's not touch coins that can go to zero in a second, nothing to regret about that.
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To put it simply, protecting your principal is more important than anything else.
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There really are more coins than people now, isn't this just an opportunity for selection?
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Those with strong risk control awareness survive to the end, the rest are just stories.
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In that moment of impulsiveness, things really blow up—I've seen it too many times.
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You can't overemphasize "safety first."
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Scam coins come up with new tricks every day, it's better to be cautious.
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Community consensus is something that takes time, can't be rushed.
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Holding on to your money is much harder than making money, that's the real truth.
Recently, I want to talk to everyone about the real state of the current market—there are now more shitcoins than investors. Thousands of new tokens launch every day, and you simply can’t keep up.
What I can do is try my best to help everyone filter information, at the very least to avoid those scam coins that go to zero in a second. Let’s slowly build up our experience together, and maybe when the community consensus is strong enough, we can even incubate truly valuable projects.
To be honest: getting rich is hard, and keeping your wealth is even harder.
So my advice is—
Slow down, slow down even more.
Safety always comes first, profit can only be second.
The moment you can’t resist being impulsive is often the beginning of going to zero.
The regulatory environment of this crypto cycle is changing. The US SEC is pushing for an innovative regulatory framework, and the Federal Reserve has restarted its rate cuts. But no matter how the macro situation changes, personal risk control awareness is the fundamental key for investors to survive.