Actually, the concept of "100x coins" is a pseudo-proposition—it's like driving while looking in the rearview mirror.
Who could have predicted back then that BTC or ETH would become 100x coins? Most people cashed out when they hit 10x or 20x; those who actually held on to 100x probably make up less than 1%.
After trading for so many years, I've noticed a pattern: the more someone talks about searching for 100x coins every day, the more likely they are to bail at 3x or 5x, or even panic sell after a 20% loss. It's like a race car driver who dreams of winning championships but can't even calcula
View OriginalWho could have predicted back then that BTC or ETH would become 100x coins? Most people cashed out when they hit 10x or 20x; those who actually held on to 100x probably make up less than 1%.
After trading for so many years, I've noticed a pattern: the more someone talks about searching for 100x coins every day, the more likely they are to bail at 3x or 5x, or even panic sell after a 20% loss. It's like a race car driver who dreams of winning championships but can't even calcula



