2026-01-17 10:23:20

Achieving investment return goals is often inversely proportional to the size of the target. Want a 10x return? Then you need to carefully select from small-cap coins with a market cap between 50 to 100 million. Coins like Crying Crying Horse, Year of the Horse Fortune, and Super Cycle are within the scope of consideration. But if you're only after a stable 1x return, just follow the leading projects blindly and that's it.

Speaking of regrets, the biggest one is missing out on the viral wave. The earliest information was shared in the group, but I never took action. This actually stems from a cognitive issue—my judgment of opportunities wasn't strong enough, and I need to reflect deeply.

Recently, I've also been looking at top-tier horses and feel that this candidate is quite good. Investing is a continuous process of decision-making and summarization, and the key is to turn lessons learned into higher win rates next time.

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TopBuyerForever

· 5h ago

That wave of the virus was truly a bloody lesson; missing out is just missing out. Regretting now is useless. Top-tier projects are indeed being considered, but it still feels like I need to be more cautious. Stability and doubling are completely different paths from tenfold returns; I need to figure out what I really want. The worst thing is always being a latecomer, only realizing after others have gone crazy with profits.

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RugResistant

· 5h ago

ngl, those micro-caps are basically asking to get rugged... analyzed the tokenomics on half these and red flags detected everywhere. the "10x or bust" mentality is exactly how people lose everything tbh

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ProtocolRebel

· 5h ago

That wave of the virus was truly a huge regret, mainly due to information gaps and slow reactions at the time. Smaller coins are indeed more likely to increase tenfold, but you need to build up your mental resilience; otherwise, a 50% drop will keep you awake at night. I'm also watching top-tier horses, but honestly, these kinds of players still involve a significant element of gambling.

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just_another_wallet

· 6h ago

That wave of the virus was truly a blood and tears lesson. I watched others take off back then. Making big money with small coins depends on whether you're willing to go all in. I don't dare. Will the top-tier projects jump back in now? I feel like I've heard this kind of talk too many times. Cognitive gaps lead to wealth gaps, but the problem is how to fill this gap. The missed opportunities are always the most perfect. I'll be the one to find the next 100x.

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PhantomHunter

· 6h ago

That wave of the virus was truly a bloody lesson; missing out is just missing out, there's nothing you can do about it. Small-cap coins are indeed exciting, but 99% of it is just an imagination game. I'm also watching the ones you mentioned. The leading projects are stable, but it's just too damn boring. Making money is getting harder and harder, right? The key still depends on luck; otherwise, all the analysis in the world is useless.

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GasFeeCrier

· 6h ago

That wave of the virus was really intense, I missed out too haha, now I can only keep an eye on top-tier projects and pray. Small-cap coins can be extremely profitable, but what I fear more is them going to zero directly, brother. Cognition is easy to talk about but very hard to implement. I'm constantly learning and educating myself. The leading projects are stable, but that's their growth ceiling, which is a bit boring. Next time, I need to seize the opportunity fiercely and not miss out again.

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