2026-01-13 02:51:19

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🐎 New year, new atmosphere. The Meme concept has become popular.

The market is always right; only people are wrong. Want to make big money? It’s not about constantly watching the charts, but about learning to wait. The real big trend often quietly emerges during your most boring, idle moments.

Don’t argue with the market. Finding the right direction isn’t hard; what’s difficult is enduring the various pullbacks and shakeouts within the overall trend. The market will first make you uncomfortable, then reward you. If you can’t stomach normal fluctuations, you don’t deserve to reap the fruits of the trend.

The market rewards those who persevere, not the traders who react the fastest. In a major trend, your biggest opponent isn’t the market itself—it’s that heart of yours that always wants to “move something, do something.” When all factors point in the same direction, the trend is often far from over. Those losing money are busy finding reasons; those making money only ask themselves: Am I still in this trend?

A bull market won’t make you happy every day. It gradually reveals the answer through repeated doubts and reflections. Experts who seem to do nothing are actually just waiting.

Remember those coins that were hyped up back then? $DOGE, $SHIB, $PEPE… The heat of these Meme coins came wave after wave. When the Year of the Horse arrived, the market started to hype the “little puppy” concept again. When the wind rises, did you get on board?

The real money-making opportunities are always reserved for those with patience and persistence. It’s not about trading every day, but about holding firmly at the right time and in the right trend.

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PrivacyMaximalist

· 8h ago

That's right, you just need to withstand the pullback. I was careless last year and cut my losses after a series of twists and turns, and now I regret it to death. This time, for the Year of the Horse meme concept, I've decided to stick to it—holding steady is profit.

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AirdropF5Bro

· 14h ago

It sounds good, but the key is to have the principal to withstand the pullback. No matter how motivational the talk is, it's useless when you have no assets on hand.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 14h ago

That's right, the key is still mindset. Last year, I held onto the entire DOGE wave, while friends all sold out midway. Honestly, it's just that itch to move. Really, this wave of Meme is like that. The hardest part is when the price is rising slowly; ironically, those who aren't watching the market closely are the ones making money. I'm now just waiting, holding tightly at this BTC level, everything else is noise. I don't have that many bullets left, but it's enough to firmly hold onto this trend. The bull market is exhausting, making me doubt myself again and again, only to see others laughing. But to be honest, the small puppy dog concept... is a bit shallow, feels too much like hype.

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LiquidationHunter

· 14h ago

That's right, you just have to hold back and stay still. The most profitable period for me last year was actually during that time when I did nothing; trading every day ended up losing money. Now, it's all about seeing who can endure this round of shakeout.

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FOMOSapien

· 14h ago

Sounds nice, but you still need to have spare money to wait. What are people without money waiting for?

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SelfCustodyIssues

· 14h ago

You're right, but the hardest part is overcoming this inner demon. Seeing others make ten times profit in a day makes you jealous, while your own coins drop five percent and you want to cut your position—truly remarkable.

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