Recently, I’ve been reviewing my recent operations on new coins.

For the ZAMA project, I judged the valuation to be overly high when the opening price hit 0.16 and immediately initiated a short position, issuing an operational strategy within a minute. Later, the news confirmed the drop, reaching a low of 0.09, resulting in a profit of 70,000 USDT on this trade.

FOGO follows a similar logic. I gradually built a short position from 0.079, judging that its SVM narrative was significantly overexpected. The price eventually fell to around 0.05, earning 35,000 USDT.

Comparing with other operations during the same period—shorted a new coin at 0.154 on a certain exchange, then added another position at 0.177, with a planned stop loss at 0.2. What happened? After a night’s sleep, it was pumped up, and the floating loss soared to 45,000 USDT. Later, I just held on, and now the floating loss is 15,000 USDT while still holding the position.

Recently, many people have been showing screenshots of earning over 100K from MEME coins. What I want to say is that new coins are actually a more efficient profit channel. But there’s a skill to it.

The core of making money from new coins boils down to three points: first, solid experience accumulation; second, all decisions must be driven by logic rather than emotions; third, strictly follow the principles of making big gains and small losses, along with disciplined take-profit and stop-loss.

Many people start shouting there are no opportunities when the market is sluggish. In fact, opportunities are always there; it’s just that the time spent waiting is not deep enough, or they simply don’t take trading discipline seriously.