2026-01-21 01:24:09

Good morning☕ The current market fluctuations are indeed a bit annoying, and the timing window for new coin launches seems to be a bit off, so the expectations need to be adjusted downward. Instead of gambling, it's better to plan ahead.

My plan here is simple—manage by capital scale:

**Positions below 2 million** will be held as is, serving as seeds for long-term deployment.

**For the range of 2 to 5 million**, selectively reduce half to balance gains and risks.

**Positions exceeding 5 million** are a different story; when it's time to sell, be decisive.

Rather than being hostage to market sentiment, it's better to follow your own rhythm.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 8h ago

This logic makes sense, but those who don't have that many chips in hand might feel a bit sour.

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BrokenYield

· 8h ago

nah the tiered exit strat is fine but timing new token launches into a downturn is just asking for liquidation tbh. seen too many "smart money" plays blow up exactly like this

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ColdWalletGuardian

· 8h ago

Honestly, this wave of new coins is really bad, holding below 2 million is the right move. --- Layered strategy is good, but with such a bizarre market, who can really follow the plan? --- For over 5 million, just sell directly, I think that's the way. Don't wait until you're trapped and regret it. --- Instead of adjusting expectations, it's better to adjust your position directly. Everyone understands the principle, but execution is the hard part. --- Holding onto seeds and waiting for a rebound, I agree with this approach. --- Relying on luck is less reliable than planning well; most people can't do that. --- Following the rhythm sounds simple, but can you really stick to it if a bear market truly arrives? --- For amounts between 2 and 5 million, halving is a safe but quite conservative approach. --- Being manipulated by the market and self-deception are actually quite similar; both are gambling.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 8h ago

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RetiredMiner

· 8h ago

It sounds rational, but honestly, only friends starting at 2 million can be this stratified... We retail investors are just forced to go all-in. When it's time to sell, you have to be decisive. That's easy to say, but when the market drops, I also want to sell decisively. But in the end, I soft-heartedly bought the dip again. The timing of this wave of new coin launches is indeed good, but I bet they will lose this round.

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fomo_fighter

· 8h ago

Agreed, but how many can truly stick to layered execution? In the end, it's still driven by emotions. When it comes to the 5 million level, you really have to be ruthless. If you slack off, you'll regret it when the market rebounds. This methodology is good; it all depends on whether you can stick to discipline during the midnight panic. You're right, the moment you become greedy, you've already lost.

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ZKProofEnthusiast

· 8h ago

This logic has no problem, but the small amount of retail funds I have really can't make use of this method haha --- It's another layered theory, sounds very professional but in real operation it still depends on luck --- I agree with holding small positions without moving, and I understand large investors making decisive moves. I just worry about getting trapped and having to add to the position --- The issuance nodes of new coins are indeed annoying. Instead of guessing when it will rise, it's better to just lie flat --- Following the rhythm is correct, but I'm afraid the rhythm will be disrupted by the market into a drumbeat --- With the 2 million dividing line drawn like this, someone like me simply doesn't qualify to be at the table --- The phrase "should sell when it's time" sounds easy, but how many can really do it at critical moments

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