2025-12-30 07:23:18

This week I caught the market trend of a certain project in the morning, and the timing was just right. I bought in when it dropped from 900k to 300k, and I didn't expect it to continue falling to 60k. As a result, it turned out to be the lowest accumulation opportunity.

This is another practical case of operating against the crowd. When everyone is panicking and selling, it often presents a real opportunity.

If the project team can truly deliver on their promises, there will definitely be prospects ahead. But I won't hype or make random price predictions here; how things will turn out should be left to the market and the product's progress.

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PumpDoctrine

· 01-01 22:42

This move is really awesome. I was scared away during the dip, but it turned out you bought the bottom. Honestly, not many people dare to add positions when everyone is panicking. How brave do you have to be? I'm just worried that the team might be all talk again, saying very nice things. The key is whether the product can truly be implemented; otherwise, it might just become another worthless coin. However, speaking of which, the probability of making money from this kind of contrarian operation is indeed higher than following the trend of hot topics, as long as your mindset is stable. May I ask, brother, what proportion of your positions did you buy at the bottom? That’s the real standard for judging insight. In simple terms, it’s about whether the team is reliable; everything else is just superficial. I’ve seen many projects like this; delivery is the key, bragging is useless.

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OldLeekConfession

· 2025-12-31 20:25

Really, talking about bottom accumulation is easy, but actually doing it is too difficult. Most people's mentality has already collapsed. This guy's guts are quite bold; he still dares to buy the dip at 60k. I don't have that resolve. Whether the team is reliable depends on whether they can deliver in the future. No more nonsense, let's see the implementation. Wait, how much has it dropped now?

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DegenWhisperer

· 2025-12-30 07:53

That 60k wave was really a bold harvest scene. Watching others cut losses while still daring to buy the dip—how strong must that mentality be?

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DegenApeSurfer

· 2025-12-30 07:51

60k is really the bottom, this move is absolutely brilliant.

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TokenomicsTherapist

· 2025-12-30 07:37

Got in at a low point, this is true mentality Reverse operation like this, others cut losses while you buy the dip How strong must the mental resilience be to hold onto 60k... Respect Only those who can deliver are valuable, too many are just blowing air now Exactly, data and products speak the most honestly This move was truly bold and cautious The feeling after breaking even must be incredible

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