2026-01-16 04:21:24

Recently, some new tokens on the Solana chain have indeed attracted a lot of attention, and this wave of popularity came quite quickly. Based on market feedback, there doesn't seem to be any obvious manipulation by large holders, which from this perspective is quite interesting.

However, that being said, it's crucial to stay rational while chasing the trend. Especially for smart contracts that haven't undergone formal audits, it's really not advisable to go all-in right away. These projects have uncertainties in liquidity and security, and even a slight disturbance can lead to issues.

My advice is: if you really want to participate in such emerging projects, make sure to set your stop-loss levels in advance and stick to them firmly. Don't think you can just wait for a rebound; often, failing to execute stop-losses on time can amplify losses. Proper risk management is the fundamental skill for making money on the chain.

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NonFungibleDegen

· 01-19 03:40

ngl ser this is giving responsible adult energy and i'm here for it... mostly. solana pumps hit different when there's no obvious whale manipulation but yeah the unaudited contract thing? that's where i always ape in anyway lmao

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MevWhisperer

· 01-18 16:22

The recent wave of SOL new coins hasn't seen big players holding firm; instead, it's a bit interesting. But brothers, please don't follow the trend and heavily invest in unverified contracts. A slippage can make you cry. Stop-loss must be executed; relying on luck kills you.

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QuietlyStaking

· 01-16 04:50

This round of new SOL tokens is indeed a bit wild, but without the feeling of large investors controlling the market, it's still risky. A slight fluctuation can easily cause a crash. Avoid contracts without audits; heavy positions are basically gambling with your life. Stop-loss must be strictly enforced. Don't always think about picking up bargains; this way, you'll die even faster.

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ZenChainWalker

· 01-16 04:35

I really don't dare to touch unaudited contracts. Last time, I lost hundreds of dollars because of this... Now, as long as it hasn't been officially audited, I just pass.

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HappyToBeDumped

· 01-16 04:30

This wave of new SOL tokens indeed doesn't have the big investor vibe, but my brother is right—contracts without audits shouldn't be heavily invested in. I learned my lesson last time. --- Stop-loss is easy to say but hard to do. I'm just worried that when a rebound comes, you'll chase it back, and in the end, you'll lose even more. --- Not having big investors controlling the market sounds good, but actually, it's easier to be crushed down. More retail investors can lead to chaos. --- You really need to look at audits; otherwise, you're just betting on the probability of a slow rise, which is a bit too risky. --- Projects with poor liquidity are impossible to escape from. Setting a stop-loss is useless because you simply can't sell. --- It's good when new tokens rise quickly, but I'm afraid they fall just as fast. Stay rational and don't be too greedy. --- My experience is that as long as the contract isn't audited, only invest one-tenth of your funds. That way, your mindset will be better.

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