Many people see potential coins with 100x growth but hesitate to get in, with the most common excuse being "poor liquidity and lack of market heat." To be honest, this might be the worst reason to avoid entry.
It's often the areas you overlook that present the best opportunities. Low liquidity and obscure assets actually mean the price hasn't been fully discovered yet, and the entry barrier is relatively low. While most people wait for "popularity," insightful traders are already positioning themselves. The market will always reward those who dare to think differently.
Look at it from another angle—if even you know that liquidity is poor, then when attention increases in the future, how much will the price be able to flex?
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MEVVictimAlliance
· 01-05 00:06
Low liquidity is the best stage for accumulation; it's when others panic that it's the right time to buy in.
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BearMarketMonk
· 01-05 00:05
Poor liquidity actually acts as a filter, keeping retail investors out.
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Rugman_Walking
· 01-04 23:57
Poor liquidity? That's actually a bottom signal. If others are hesitant, I’ll just go in. It's that simple.
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Laughing to death, a bunch of people always want to wait until the hot trend arrives before jumping in. By then, it will have already skyrocketed.
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Low-liquidity coins are the real treasures. Insufficient price discovery means there's plenty of room to grow.
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That's the difference between rookies and players. Things that are looked down upon often surge the most.
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Exactly, waiting for the hype to rise before buying just makes you a bagholder. I've already positioned myself in less popular pools.
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Contrarian thinking is always the key to making money. Opportunities are greatest where the crowd doesn't look.
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ForkLibertarian
· 01-04 23:53
Poor liquidity? That's good, it means it hasn't been discovered yet.
Many people see potential coins with 100x growth but hesitate to get in, with the most common excuse being "poor liquidity and lack of market heat." To be honest, this might be the worst reason to avoid entry.
It's often the areas you overlook that present the best opportunities. Low liquidity and obscure assets actually mean the price hasn't been fully discovered yet, and the entry barrier is relatively low. While most people wait for "popularity," insightful traders are already positioning themselves. The market will always reward those who dare to think differently.
Look at it from another angle—if even you know that liquidity is poor, then when attention increases in the future, how much will the price be able to flex?