2026-01-01 06:20:13

The breakthrough approach for ordinary participants in 2025:

Early accumulation is key. Select a few trending projects, deeply engage in community interactions, and actively share insights. This process essentially helps to build capital and experience for subsequent participation. Launch practical trading in spring, with each position limited to 10U, ideally 2-3 times per day, and a monthly budget between 600-900U. Stick to this for about 6 months, with the main goal of resisting the emotional fluctuations caused by various negative voices.

The core of this methodology is not about getting rich overnight, but about cost control—keeping the participation cost for each project below 5000U. From another perspective, instead of chasing high-risk targets, it’s better to choose targets with controllable risks and a community foundation, gradually opening up opportunities through time and compound interest. Those who truly make money understand one principle: controlling drawdowns is more important than pursuing high returns.

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ForeverBuyingDips

· 5h ago

That's right, controlling the drawdown point really hits home; many people get wiped out by chasing highs. Sticking with 10U small units for half a year feels like the real way for ordinary people to play. Community accumulation has indeed been overlooked; projects that are quietly built up early on have a pretty high chance of doubling later. Risk controllability is key to long-term survival; the mindset of getting rich quickly will eventually lead to big losses. Spending 600-900 per month on learning costs isn't high; it all depends on whether you can truly persevere. From this analysis, it seems like it's really testing execution ability and mindset.

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MercilessHalal

· 5h ago

Exactly right, but it's a bit hard to get a handle on this rhythm. Small amounts multiple times really test your patience.

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ForkMaster

· 5h ago

Haha, another set of "Steady Wealth Theory"... sounds good, but spending $600-$900 per month for 6 months? I can't even afford the milk for my three kids. But I have to admit, this guy understands risk management—capping at 5000U per single item, which is indeed the awareness a white hat should have. Much more reliable than those all-in on new projects and daily air coin trading. The key is to find projects with a solid community foundation, don't be brainwashed by the project team's "wealth code" rhetoric, do thorough vulnerability audits, and carefully review the contract code before jumping in. Surviving the 6-month bear market phase is the first step; only then will there be a chance.

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gas_fee_therapist

· 5h ago

That's right, you need to get your mindset right. In the early stages, a casual community can indeed save a lot of detours and expenses. Spending $600-900 per month for half a year sounds easy but is actually very difficult; few can pass this mental hurdle. Controlling drawdowns is more important than doubling; I agree with this, but unfortunately no one listens. I've used the strategy of small, frequent trades, but it's easy to cut into profits frequently; the key is to stick with it. The idea of a $5000 USDT cap is good, really a lifesaver to prevent all-in bets.

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