2026-01-19 23:27:09

Making serious money in crypto isn't about throwing darts blindfolded. It's about timing and belief.

I've hit five figures on multiple plays. Caught Hype early, rode that conviction through. Same story with Aster—got in when others were sleeping, held strong. Lit? Another solid five-figure run, same playbook.

Pacania's next on my radar. The target is 5-6 figures if I nail the execution. And the formula stays the same: early positioning, unwavering conviction, nothing else.

Meanwhile, 90% of traders are doing the opposite—jumping in late, panic selling at dips, chasing every green candle without a thesis. They wonder why they're stuck grinding small gains or eating losses.

The difference isn't luck. It's about having a plan before the price moves, then holding it when doubt creeps in.

HYPE-7,74%

ASTER-4,3%

LIT-5,13%

RADAR-3,92%

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BagHolderTillRetire

· 14h ago

NGL, I've heard this kind of statement too many times. The key question is, is execution really that simple... Enter early? How do you know when is early... Isn't that just hindsight? Pacania? I took a look and feel like it hasn't taken off yet, so I'll wait and see. That 90% are indeed inexperienced, but don't act like you're a god either. When the market's temper changes, you can still get wiped out. Faith... is the thing that tests people the most during market crashes. It's easy to talk about, but hard to do.

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LonelyAnchorman

· 14h ago

Honestly, conviction can be really frustrating. Most people are passively chasing the highs. I've seen too many people say they missed out at $1000, only to FOMO in at $10000... LOL I agree with the early positioning part, but the word conviction is used too loosely. The market doesn't always listen to you.

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ConsensusBot

· 14h ago

Early deployment + stubborn persistence. It sounds easy, but in reality, it's a form of discipline that most people can't achieve.

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SelfCustodyBro

· 14h ago

Early bottom-fishing conviction. I only understand this logic after losing out before. Now, watching others chase highs and cut losses makes me feel speechless.

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GmGmNoGn

· 15h ago

I should have known earlier—it's all about discipline and mindset; most people simply can't hold on.

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MaticHoleFiller

· 15h ago

This set of theories sounds good, but there are only a few who can truly implement discipline... I myself have experienced countless moments of wavering. To be honest, Pacania, I am also watching, but compared to a five or six-figure target, I care more about whether I can really withstand the psychological pressure during a pullback. Belief is easy to write about, but actually holding on for three months without moving is really difficult... How do you do it?

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