Remember that moment last month? While everyone was dumping on altcoins in the comments, they simultaneously sold at one of the easiest entry points for alt trading in the past 2 years. Pretty painful watching that unfold.
Here's the thing though—those were genuinely the easiest 3-5x opportunities of the cycle. The kind that don't come around that often. Projects like $destra were positioned perfectly for anyone patient enough to catch the dip instead of panic-selling with the crowd.
That's the classic pattern. When sentiment turns bearish and the comments go toxic, that's usually when the real money gets made. The ones who held or bought the dip? They're looking at some serious gains right now. The ones who sold? Well, they got the experience of selling at the worst time. It's a hard lesson, but it repeats every cycle.
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FlippedSignal
· 10h ago
It's the same old story, repeated every bear market—smart people buy the dip, fools run away.
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Honestly, last month's wave was really a freebie opportunity. As a result, a bunch of people were screaming and selling in the comment section. Looking at the profit table now, they probably want to vomit.
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I didn't move during that $destra wave; I just watched a bunch of people cut their losses. Now I find it hilarious.
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It always happens like this—when the toxic comment section is active, it's the time to get in. Why can't more people learn this?
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The pain point is that no one can stay calm in panic, including me sometimes when I lose my mind.
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Three to five times gains are right there, but I accidentally sold. How painful must that be?
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Have you noticed that the biggest gains happen when the comments are the dirtiest? It's no coincidence.
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RetroHodler91
· 01-08 18:28
I was just saying, who didn't get cut during that wave last month... The opportunity to turn around and make 5 times was right in front of us, but we still missed it.
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Whale_Whisperer
· 01-07 01:50
Ha, it's the same old trick... Every time, a group of people shouting about a drop, and then they turn around and miss out on the biggest wave.
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NewPumpamentals
· 01-07 01:34
Really, it's always like this. Those who call for a short end up missing the best opportunity. How many times has this cycle repeated...
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FlashLoanPrince
· 01-07 01:32
Here we go again. In critical moments, you still need to be strong. Those who cut losses must be regretting it to death, haha.
Remember that moment last month? While everyone was dumping on altcoins in the comments, they simultaneously sold at one of the easiest entry points for alt trading in the past 2 years. Pretty painful watching that unfold.
Here's the thing though—those were genuinely the easiest 3-5x opportunities of the cycle. The kind that don't come around that often. Projects like $destra were positioned perfectly for anyone patient enough to catch the dip instead of panic-selling with the crowd.
That's the classic pattern. When sentiment turns bearish and the comments go toxic, that's usually when the real money gets made. The ones who held or bought the dip? They're looking at some serious gains right now. The ones who sold? Well, they got the experience of selling at the worst time. It's a hard lesson, but it repeats every cycle.