Is it really possible to claim a 10x return just by holding from a 10k market cap to a 100k market cap? Does this logic really hold?🤔 Honestly, many people like to choose the lowest and highest points when calculating returns, but the actual entry and exit times are often completely different. For the same coin, some enter at low market cap and get ten times the return, while others only buy near the high point. How to calculate the multiple of returns and when to confirm profit are these details that determine the final on-paper figures. What do you all think about this method of calculating returns?
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CryptoFortuneTeller
· 15h ago
Ah, so this is the routine I see everyone doing every day—buying at the lowest and selling at the highest. Why not just say you're Warren Buffett?
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ChainDetective
· 15h ago
Ha, isn't this just the "paper wealth" game we see every day? Anyone can do the math, it all depends on how convincingly they can present it.
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GasGrillMaster
· 15h ago
This is the source of the big hype in the crypto world, choosing some points that can turn losses into ten times.
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ReverseTradingGuru
· 15h ago
Really, this is the classic jargon of the crypto world; the skill of packaging data is top-notch.
Is it really possible to claim a 10x return just by holding from a 10k market cap to a 100k market cap? Does this logic really hold?🤔 Honestly, many people like to choose the lowest and highest points when calculating returns, but the actual entry and exit times are often completely different. For the same coin, some enter at low market cap and get ten times the return, while others only buy near the high point. How to calculate the multiple of returns and when to confirm profit are these details that determine the final on-paper figures. What do you all think about this method of calculating returns?