2026-01-04 20:20:20

Some ecosystem projects seem hot, but in fact hide risks—this market trend requires more cautious selection. Instead of chasing risky assets, it's better to choose high-quality projects on the Base chain.

Want to achieve significant returns? The key lies in execution. A 30-day holding period truly tests retail investors' patience. Only those investors with genuine patience can seize opportunities amid volatility. This is not gambling, but a test of your trading discipline. Choose the right projects, stick to holding, and the market will provide the answer.

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DeadTrades_Walking

· 1h ago

Alright, I’ll be honest with you, 30 days of holding? I definitely can't stick to that haha

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MEVVictimAlliance

· 17h ago

30 days of not moving? To be honest, I can't do it, cutting meat and running away is my unique skill haha

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WagmiOrRekt

· 17h ago

30 days? I'll just go all-in directly, waiting to see if the market gives me an answer.

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BlockTalk

· 17h ago

30 days? I stopped out after holding for just 3 days last time, haha. Looks like I still need to practice.

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MysteryBoxBuster

· 17h ago

30 days? I directly went all-in on the Base ecosystem to see if I can bet correctly.

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OnchainGossiper

· 17h ago

30-day holding? Haha, easy to say, but few actually endure it.

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BlockchainDecoder

· 17h ago

According to research, the 30-day cycle actually corresponds to the market's monthly reversal window—it's worth noting that retail investors' panic often occurs between days 15-20, and this data is clearly reflected in the 2023 on-chain behavior analysis. The Base chain selection is indeed a more rational strategy; from a technical perspective, the gas fee advantage of L2 can significantly reduce trial-and-error costs.

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