Although the entry timing was far from perfect, the portfolio has already doubled, which can be considered a decent result.
To be honest, this type of narrative hasn't been my main focus. However, from recent observations, narrative projects like giggle and launchcoin—which are backed by real-world applications—are becoming increasingly scarce in the current market environment.
The market is changing, and the strategies are evolving. Instead of stubbornly sticking to my old investment framework, it’s better to proactively make some adjustments—after all, staying stagnant for too long can make your thinking rusty as well. Sometimes, adapting flexibly to the market rhythm can help you seize opportunities that were previously outside your field of vision.
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ChainComedian
· 1h ago
Doubling up is indeed pretty good, but how come I’ve never heard of these two projects?
Having real-world applications is the way to go; shitcoins should just get out.
That comment about rusty thinking really hit home—it’s true, I need to get moving.
Account balance doubling directly really slaps my old mindset in the face.
It feels good just looking at the numbers on the books, but have you actually realized any gains?
Projects like these are indeed rare, but how do you tell real applications from fake ones?
Being adaptable sounds nice, but honestly, you still have to catch the right timing.
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MoonMathMagic
· 9h ago
Doubling your money is great, but it's getting harder and harder to find real, solid projects.
If you can’t keep up with the market pace, you’ll lose out. Luckily, I realized this in time.
Narratives backed by real applications are what truly matter; the hype without substance will eventually collapse.
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ImpermanentLossEnjoyer
· 9h ago
Doubling up is pretty good, but it depends on whether it can hold up later.
There really are few projects with real applications, most are still just hype around concepts.
That comment about rusty thinking really hit me—I definitely need to adjust my pace and coordinate with the market.
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AirdropHuntress
· 9h ago
Doubling is nice, but I need to look into the tokenomics of giggle and launchcoin before saying anything...
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ETH_Maxi_Taxi
· 9h ago
Doubling is indeed nice, but the real test is still ahead.
It's getting harder and harder to find projects supported by real applications, I agree with that.
Being flexible and adaptable is always better than stubbornly holding on, otherwise you really will be left behind by the times.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 9h ago
Doubling your money is definitely nice, but how come I haven’t heard of these two projects yet... Maybe you should give some background info?
Projects with real-world applications are definitely worth watching, just don’t get fooled by the narrative.
Sticking to your own framework makes sense, but it also makes it easier to fall into traps. Is that a contradiction?
Following market trends depends on the person—if the whales dump and run, you won’t even have time to react.
Doubling on paper sounds great, but have you exited or are you still buying the dip?
That “rusty mindset” metaphor made me laugh—the crypto space just moves too fast to keep up.
“Adapt and be flexible” sounds right, but in practice that just means chasing tops and selling bottoms.
Although the entry timing was far from perfect, the portfolio has already doubled, which can be considered a decent result.
To be honest, this type of narrative hasn't been my main focus. However, from recent observations, narrative projects like giggle and launchcoin—which are backed by real-world applications—are becoming increasingly scarce in the current market environment.
The market is changing, and the strategies are evolving. Instead of stubbornly sticking to my old investment framework, it’s better to proactively make some adjustments—after all, staying stagnant for too long can make your thinking rusty as well. Sometimes, adapting flexibly to the market rhythm can help you seize opportunities that were previously outside your field of vision.