Recently, I reviewed my $ENA trades and overall, I’m quite satisfied. I mentioned entering during a livestream, with an entry cost around 0.27. Then BTC dipped and I got stuck holding.
When BTC dropped to 806, I added some at 0.23, and took profit and exited when it rebounded to 0.27-0.28. Later, when BTC fell again to 838, I built a position around 0.2465 and have been holding since. If BTC continues to rise, I plan to hold until the 0.3-0.33 range, which should yield about 30% profit.
Anyone who followed along when I shared this should at least be breaking even by now. Those who averaged down should be seeing even better returns.
I rarely talk publicly about altcoins—the risk is indeed very high. For example, I had to cut losses on Parti before, so please always do your own research; none of this is investment advice.
A few days ago, a student asked me to look at the SD token, which he got through the Coinlist public sale. I checked the fundamentals and price levels, and it looked decent, but this token isn’t listed on a major exchange yet.
This reminded me of Jiang (, who is a full-time crypto trader ). He’s participated in public sales on Coinlist, Republic, Tokensoft, DAOmaker, etc., and has his own approach to research. After systematic study, he fully understood why tokens like WLD, TIA, SEI, SUI, ONDO could be bought at low prices and held for 3-5x returns.
I’m glad he joined the research team to continue learning with Teacher Xiaobo. He has a solid foundation and a promising future.
Speaking of altcoins, his thinking aligns closely with mine: if you really find a coin with 10x potential at the bottom, you should only take a small position and never talk about it publicly. The reason is simple—once it’s public, someone will inevitably go in heavy at the bottom with tens of thousands, and too much capital makes the market makers avoid pumping the price. Usually, widespread exposure only happens after a 2-5x move, which is a signal for retail to enter. Even though there’s another pump after retail enters, those who don’t take profits usually get stuck in the end.
He also recently reviewed a coin that’s not on a major exchange but is available on others (, I think it appeared in Alpha, but I can’t recall the name ). He said it should have been entered at 0.017, with a low of 0.012, and the market maker’s bottom line is 0.01. With a gradual position build, you might not catch a full 10x, but a 2-5x is very solid. I told him his research skills are on point—research has a high learning curve, but once you master it, the returns are considerable. Looks like I’ll have some help in the future 😀
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DAOdreamer
· 12-04 14:08
Oh, alright. ENA did handle this wave pretty well, but I'll wait and see for now.
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GasFeeTears
· 12-03 23:51
Honestly, bottom-fishing and building positions sounds easy, but sticking with it is really hard.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 12-03 23:44
That 0.27 move was pretty good, but I still have to admire your ability to average down.
This whole operation actually made a profit, and the key was not being greedy.
With altcoins, the biggest fear is one thing—greed. You guys are ruthless when it comes to averaging down.
No one ever reveals ten-bagger coins—everyone who gets it, gets it.
Ah Jiang is a good guy; this is the right way to learn research and investing.
I have high hopes for your team. Your logic for making money is getting clearer and clearer.
You held the 0.01 bottom line firmly—that’s real research and investing mindset.
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ForkTongue
· 12-03 23:37
Getting in at 0.27 still takes guts. If BTC drops, it's really all over.
A solid move to average down, I see quite a few people panic-selling at the bottom.
But honestly, small-cap coins are just a gamble. When you profit, you brag; when you lose, you pretend nothing happened.
By the way, you talk a good game about research, but what's your real position?
Do you still have ENA, or did you get stuck again? Haha.
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GateUser-c799715c
· 12-03 23:31
I was there during the 0.27 wave too, ended up getting stuck and now I'm still holding at the bottom.
Recently, I reviewed my $ENA trades and overall, I’m quite satisfied. I mentioned entering during a livestream, with an entry cost around 0.27. Then BTC dipped and I got stuck holding.
When BTC dropped to 806, I added some at 0.23, and took profit and exited when it rebounded to 0.27-0.28. Later, when BTC fell again to 838, I built a position around 0.2465 and have been holding since. If BTC continues to rise, I plan to hold until the 0.3-0.33 range, which should yield about 30% profit.
Anyone who followed along when I shared this should at least be breaking even by now. Those who averaged down should be seeing even better returns.
I rarely talk publicly about altcoins—the risk is indeed very high. For example, I had to cut losses on Parti before, so please always do your own research; none of this is investment advice.
A few days ago, a student asked me to look at the SD token, which he got through the Coinlist public sale. I checked the fundamentals and price levels, and it looked decent, but this token isn’t listed on a major exchange yet.
This reminded me of Jiang (, who is a full-time crypto trader ). He’s participated in public sales on Coinlist, Republic, Tokensoft, DAOmaker, etc., and has his own approach to research. After systematic study, he fully understood why tokens like WLD, TIA, SEI, SUI, ONDO could be bought at low prices and held for 3-5x returns.
I’m glad he joined the research team to continue learning with Teacher Xiaobo. He has a solid foundation and a promising future.
Speaking of altcoins, his thinking aligns closely with mine: if you really find a coin with 10x potential at the bottom, you should only take a small position and never talk about it publicly. The reason is simple—once it’s public, someone will inevitably go in heavy at the bottom with tens of thousands, and too much capital makes the market makers avoid pumping the price. Usually, widespread exposure only happens after a 2-5x move, which is a signal for retail to enter. Even though there’s another pump after retail enters, those who don’t take profits usually get stuck in the end.
He also recently reviewed a coin that’s not on a major exchange but is available on others (, I think it appeared in Alpha, but I can’t recall the name ). He said it should have been entered at 0.017, with a low of 0.012, and the market maker’s bottom line is 0.01. With a gradual position build, you might not catch a full 10x, but a 2-5x is very solid. I told him his research skills are on point—research has a high learning curve, but once you master it, the returns are considerable. Looks like I’ll have some help in the future 😀