2026-01-20 03:36:05

I keep seeing people still debating where the bottom is for DOGE and SHIB, and when the reversal will happen. Honestly, it's a bit of overthinking.

For these kinds of MEME coins, my experience is: the dumbest but most effective method is to focus on the larger cycle spot trading, resolutely only trading on the right side. It sounds simple, but many people can't do it.

The beauty of trading on the right side is—completely abandoning the obsession with bottom fishing, letting the trend reveal itself. Watch whether the highs and lows move upward, whether the EMA moving averages turn around, and have clear stop-loss levels. If you make a mistake, just accept it and cut your losses.

What about the opposite, the left-side trades? Still, no stop-loss. What happens? Bottom fishing turns into family fishing, and in the end, even your credit score gets affected. I've seen too many stories like this.

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FortuneTeller42

· 01-20 04:05

That's right, not cutting losses on the left side orders is truly suicidal. I've seen too many tragic cases of bottom-fishing turning into family-farming. Now, seeing people still daring to go all-in and gamble on the bottom, I can't help but sweat for them.

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BlockDetective

· 01-20 04:04

Exactly right, the obsession with bottom-fishing is truly the strongest catalyst for "cutting leeks." At least three people around me have lost everything this way, still insisting on waiting for that bottom that never comes. Although the right side makes less profit, at least they are alive; the left side is simply choosing to die.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 01-20 04:00

That's right. Those who are shouting about the bottom every day are the ones losing the most, and being the left-side dip buyer is truly heartbreaking. Really, the right side is the lazy way to make money—wait for the trend to confirm before jumping in. Why is it so hard to do that? I'm very familiar with the strategy of bottom fishing and buying the dip; I've seen too many big brothers who cut losses early and end up silent and speechless. Instead of guessing the bottom, it's better to follow the trend. When the EMA turns around, that's your entry signal. That's the right way. Human weakness is wanting to take a gamble, which is why people keep repeatedly taking the hit on the left side. I really can't understand why someone is still struggling on the left side with meme coins. Do they have to lose everything before they realize?

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StillBuyingTheDip

· 01-20 04:00

Exactly right, those people on the left really deserve it. I have some around me who keep guessing the bottom, and as a result, they keep taking shots and still complain about everything. It's hilarious. The right side is the way to go—let the trend do the talking.

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MetaverseVagabond

· 01-20 03:43

Honestly, eating on the right side is definitely more reliable than bottom-fishing, but it really tests human nature. Those guys on the left side, if they don't cut their losses and insist on waiting for a reversal, they'll still be holding and singing the national anthem inside the trap next year. To be honest, stop-loss is extremely important. Orders without stop-loss are like time bombs. As for DOGE, wait for the trend to pick up before jumping in, the chance of losing half your blood is greatly reduced. The obsession with bottom-fishing can really be deadly. Be serious.

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