The holding experience in this round of BSC market has clearly worsened. I still remember in previous cycles, after buying at low points, it was basically a free ride, and you could see your single coin double in just a few days. Now? That strategy no longer works.
But on the other hand, the poor experience actually indicates that BSC has already moved past those mindless rhythms. Higher difficulty means there are more layered opportunities—you need to think several steps ahead to be the first to get the gains.
Ultimately, there are only a few holding strategies: wait passively? It's easy to go from profit to loss. Rush recklessly? Usually results in continuous losses. The key difference is whether you have thought clearly about what you should do at this stage.
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BearMarketBuyer
· 16h ago
The old way of lying around and making easy money should have been eliminated long ago. Relying on doubling your earnings now is just a dream. Those who are truly making money have already started carefully selecting.
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DefiPlaybook
· 16h ago
Lying down to earn has been played out for a long time. Who still expects to buy and just hold? On-chain data clearly shows that big players have already been engaging in refined operations.
Well said, high difficulty = screening mechanism, this is the process of淘汰韭菜 (eliminating the naive investors). To enjoy the gains, you need to think first; otherwise, you're just giving money to others.
It seems the issue isn't that simple; the core of the holding strategy still comes down to information asymmetry. Ordinary people can't see the liquidity changes on the chain at all, and can only be exploited.
Although the TVL of BSC has increased this wave, I think there's a lot of false data. You need to carefully check whether it's genuine demand or just being artificially inflated by arbitrage bots.
The era of doubling your returns is truly gone. Nowadays, APY can easily reach 500%, which sounds impressive but is actually very risky. It's still important to set stop-losses.
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ReverseFOMOguy
· 16h ago
The era of easy passive income is indeed over, but to be honest, people are now more aware when they play.
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BearMarketBarber
· 16h ago
The "passive income" approach really doesn't work anymore. Now it all comes down to who can hold back and avoid making impulsive moves.
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ForkMaster
· 16h ago
The "easy profit" method is dead. Now you want to blindly go all-in and double your money? Wake up, it's 2024. Arbitrage through forks is the way to survive, but the prerequisite is that you need to understand contract code, which most people simply can't comprehend.
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ChainDoctor
· 16h ago
The era of passive income is over; now you really have to think... Basically, it's about eliminating those who can't adapt.
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BugBountyHunter
· 16h ago
The old way of passive income is really outdated; now you need to use your brain. But to be honest, most people are still rushing around blindly...
The holding experience in this round of BSC market has clearly worsened. I still remember in previous cycles, after buying at low points, it was basically a free ride, and you could see your single coin double in just a few days. Now? That strategy no longer works.
But on the other hand, the poor experience actually indicates that BSC has already moved past those mindless rhythms. Higher difficulty means there are more layered opportunities—you need to think several steps ahead to be the first to get the gains.
Ultimately, there are only a few holding strategies: wait passively? It's easy to go from profit to loss. Rush recklessly? Usually results in continuous losses. The key difference is whether you have thought clearly about what you should do at this stage.