2026-01-17 07:22:21

Regarding trading in the crypto world, I want to share a tip. Don't be fooled by those fancy words; in reality, following the actions of those who make money is the right approach. The coins they recommend? They often start to pull back right after you buy in. Faith doesn't help here. The essence of scam projects is to harvest retail investors, and the threshold for choosing coins should start at 5 zeros to be safer.

Here's a practical tip—make full use of the large trader tracking feature on exchanges. Observe how profitable big traders are positioning themselves, but pay attention to timing. If the big trader has already made substantial profits, it's very risky to follow now. Conversely, when they are not making much profit but are still adding positions, that's a good time to consider. Once a drop of more than 50% occurs, decisively give up and don't try to catch the bottom.

One last point—choosing coins still depends on your own judgment. Don't rely entirely on anyone's advice. Fully leverage the tracking feature, combine it with market fundamentals, and you'll improve your chances of success. This advice is based on personal experience and is shared with everyone.

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FloorSweeper

· 01-18 23:15

Following big traders also depends on when they get in; if it's too late, you'll still get wrecked. That's right, believing in this stuff is just a joke in the crypto world. Starting with 5 zeros? I still think it will explode... The tracking feature is useful, but I'm just worried about getting caught in the end. How should I put it, at the end of the day, you still need to have a brain and not believe everything blindly. Don't think about bottom fishing to save yourself; that's all gambler's mentality. This logic isn't bad, but the key is that most people can't do it. When big traders add to their positions, it is indeed a signal, but it depends on the fundamentals, right? The water in the shiba project is too deep; I really rely on luck when choosing coins.

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MevTears

· 01-18 19:09

Following the trend can also depend on timing; too many people are caught at high levels. Frankly, it still comes down to having good judgment. To put it nicely, the key is to cut losses. Those who lose 50% and still don't sell are all just leeks. I've seen through this kind of dog project long ago. Ultimately, it's a probability game—it's about whether you can hit the right rhythm. Faith? In the crypto world, what faith? It's all about who can run faster. Big players profit, so you have to follow suit. Don't wait to bottom fish. The tracking feature is indeed useful, but only if you know how to interpret it; otherwise, you're just following the crowd.

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probably_nothing_anon

· 01-17 07:51

Following big players also depends on timing; otherwise, you'll just become a weed collector's harvest. To put it nicely, you still need to think for yourself, or even the best skills are useless. Starting with 0.000? Why do I feel that those big V's promoted are all junk coins with 3 zeros? The tracking feature is indeed useful, but the key is not to be fooled. Big players' operations are not always correct. Sell when it drops 50%, sounds simple but is hard to do, often leading to a mental breakdown. That's how shill projects are—hyped to the sky, and once you get in, you're trapped. There is no absolute right way; in the end, it's just a gamble on probabilities.

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ForumLurker

· 01-17 07:38

Following the trend requires timing too, this guy's point is spot on. Honestly speaking, faith in the crypto world is really just a joke. Starting with 5 zeros makes me feel safe; I wish I hadn't touched those trash coins. I've tried this logic before, but the key is still being able to read the charts. Big players take profits and then exit; I like hearing that, better than being trapped and stuck. To be honest, the easiest time to buy the dip is at the mid-range; it's better to give up. Self-judgment is the most important; copying others' trades ultimately just makes you a leek.

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PseudoIntellectual

· 01-17 07:37

Following the trend big players also need to choose the right timing; it’s ridiculous to sell just when others are getting off. To put it nicely, it’s all about wanting to take others’ profits. I trust my own market intuition more. Starting with 00000? Then I, a small retail investor, really have no way out, huh.

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ShortingEnthusiast

· 01-17 07:36

You also have to judge the character of big players; not all big players can be trusted. If a big player profits and runs away, following them makes you the bagholder. I think it still depends on your own judgment; don't be too superstitious about this method. Starting with five zeros is a standard you've heard a hundred times. The key is when to take action and when to exit quickly. The tracking feature is indeed useful, but it has to be used properly. Ultimately, risk control comes first; those who are greedy end up losing everything.

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CryptoTarotReader

· 01-17 07:35

Following the trend big players also need to choose the right timing. If you misjudge, you'll get cut, so you still have to rely on your own market intuition.

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MysteriousZhang

· 01-17 07:32

Nice words, but you still can't escape the fate of chasing highs Following the trend big players also need to watch the timing, otherwise you'll get trapped again Starting with 5 zeros? Why am I still buying with 2 zeros... Faith is useless, but greed is even more useless Big players take profits and run, while we're still sleepwalking A 50% stop-loss requires a strong heart Making your own judgment is the hardest, the difficulty lies in not having a brain

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