2026-01-01 17:31:12

I missed Cardano in this cycle but managed to bottom fish on Ripple. Anyway, my maximum drawdown at this position hasn't exceeded 20%. There are indeed quite a few altcoins in my portfolio. To be honest, the logic behind $NIGHT and $CC projects essentially points to the $TAO route.

Interestingly, a group member asked me about $ZEC last time, and now the same person is asking about the same coin again. It seems he's quite persistent about these projects. Sometimes, the opportunities the market presents are right there; the key is how you seize them.

ADA6,96%

NIGHT-3,39%

CC5,26%

TAO4,84%

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CodeSmellHunter

· 6h ago

A 20% pullback can still be met with a calm mind; this mentality is really steady, unlike me who wails every time there's a 5% dip. Missing out on Cardano is a bit regrettable, but bottom-fishing on Ripple is also okay; the key is how it will move afterward. Are $NIGHT and $CC both aligned with the $TAO route? I need to think about this logic again; it feels like there's something there. That guy asked about $ZEC twice; it seems he's really persistent. Maybe we should also take a look and see if we can catch a bargain. The $TAO trend is indeed gaining momentum, but when dealing with altcoins, stay calm—one sudden drop can be overwhelming. The opportunity is right there, no doubt, but how many can truly bottom-fish? Most are probably catching it halfway up...

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SmartContractRebel

· 6h ago

Missed ADA Heart Tower, but Ripple's bottom fishing isn't bad. A retracement within 20% is considered stable, brother. --- NIGHT and CC both point to TAO? That's interesting, need to analyze this logic carefully. --- The same person keeps asking about ZEC haha, I'm impressed by his persistence. --- Market opportunities are right here, it's about who can hold on, isn't it? --- You have so many altcoins in your portfolio, you must be pretty bold. --- The retracement is well controlled, indicating there's a method to your coin selection. --- Why did that group member insist on ZEC? Should advise him to change his approach.

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MetadataExplorer

· 6h ago

20% pullback is nothing, the key is you're still making money XRP bottom-fishing move is good, just a bit regretful that I didn't follow, haha That group of friends is really persistent, asking repeatedly about the same coins, that shows how much they love it The TAO line is indeed interesting, but whether NIGHT and CC can really keep up depends The opportunity is right there, it just depends on who reacts faster

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ForumMiningMaster

· 6h ago

Buying the dip in Ripple is good, but missing out on Cardano this cycle is a bit regrettable... Speaking of which, $NIGHT and $CC are indeed on the same line as $TAO, haven't you thought about that? That group of friends is really persistent, repeatedly asking about the same coin... Sometimes being too persistent isn't necessarily a good thing.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 6h ago

Cardano really missed out this time, but buying the dip on XRP is still a wise move. Both of these altcoins' logic point to TAO, which is quite interesting. The same person keeps asking about the same coin... Persistence is good, but it depends on whether it's the right move. If the retracement is only 20%, then the courage is still quite strong. Market opportunities are visible to everyone; the hard part is actually daring to take action.

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digital_archaeologist

· 6h ago

Missing ADA is heartbreaking, but Ripple is indeed steady this time, a 20% pullback is acceptable. TAO's clue is good, NIGHT and CC's logic are clear. Same person keeps asking about ZEC? This guy is really persistent haha. There are only so many opportunities, and with similar intuition, that's how it is.

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