Are you also experiencing this kind of dilemma: holding a certain cryptocurrency, watching it oscillate at the bottom repeatedly for a year, two years, or even longer? Sometimes you comfort yourself by saying it should rebound after such a long decline, but you’re reluctant to sell—what if it bounces back after you sell? This mindset actually makes it hard to make money.



Instead of getting stuck like this, why not change your approach? Since we’re all betting on the market, choose the opportunities with higher probabilities. Some emerging crypto assets may seem to have already gained quite a bit, but from their all-time highs, they are still in the early stages. More importantly, those coins with solid fundamentals and accumulated consensus are actually very scarce in the current market environment.

What’s lacking now isn’t capital, but confidence. Meme coins can make people impulsive, so why can’t projects with real backing do the same? If you’re afraid of missing out, there’s no need to go all-in at once. You can build a position gradually at the current price, and continue to add on dips. This way, you not only mitigate risk but also leave room for imagination. The story ahead might be even more interesting than you think.
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StakeOrRegretvip
· 2h ago
I've been holding antique coins for over a year, and reading this article really hits home... But the strategy of building positions gradually is indeed reliable.
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TokenVelocityTraumavip
· 2h ago
Holding onto a worthless coin for over a year really drives you crazy, just hoping it rebounds haha
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GateUser-cff9c776vip
· 2h ago
Honestly, this is Schrödinger's bull market—the coins are still there, but people are rotting away in their indecision. Listening to the idea of stacking gradually sounds good, but the problem is most people simply can't hold that mindset—one small rebound and they go all-in with their entire position. From the supply and demand curve, what’s actually lacking now is not just confidence, but also the honesty to admit when you don’t understand. This article perfectly illustrates the philosophy of a bear market, but I still think it’s a bit naive—actual support and consensus are driven by a white paper and public opinion, respectively, which essentially boils down to betting on emotions. Compared to stacking gradually, I’d rather know where everyone’s stop-loss levels are.
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StakeOrRegretvip
· 2h ago
Holding onto trash coins for two years and still reluctant to sell? Really, just give up already.
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