已经上岸的魅惑菇

$FF I’m going to share my experience from this time catching it with everyone. Because I missed out on AKE, Aria, and Rave yesterday, I bought a Wangba Tea drink in advance to prevent drowsiness. During the day, I don’t recommend playing copycats, because based on the recent top performers on the gainers list, most of them are usually pulled starting around midnight. Just open the K-line chart and you’ll see it yourself—especially the time window from 11:30 p.m. to 4:00 a.m. After the drowsiness issue is solved, the next step is watching the charts. I only catch 5-minute entries where the coin’s add-on exceeds 15%. During the day, I also add to positions on some coins a lot, but most of it is just a “wet fart” pump—so it’s not that the nighttime market maker has some special “strategy with long-term thinking.” It’s just that the bad habit of people trading among themselves is the same in futures contracts. Recently, the copycat season is here, so the coins I’m sure about, I’ll go all in. So this time FF chose a 5,000U position size.
You say I’m not afraid of getting dumped—of course that’s not true. But there is no trading strategy that’s universally perfect. I just choose to do things that are relatively correct during time periods where the odds are higher. Since I got dumped several times during the day, this time I entered and exited several times, but in the end I still chose to stay in. That also means my entry price wasn’t particularly good. But good coins don’t get late. As for how long you “hold with conviction,” it depends on your psychological expectations. Mine is based on the recent top gainer’s percentage move—I think something like 100%+ is relatively reasonable, so I stayed until the move reached around 120%.
For more detailed methods, check the pinned post. Not everyone is suitable for this approach. If your entry timing is extremely strict—just like if your high school teacher is from Tsinghua University, it doesn’t mean the method he teaches will get you into Tsinghua too. Everyone still needs to use a trading method that fits them. This post is only to share my experience.
Hope everyone can make gains during copycat season. Good night.

The $VELVET pricing isn’t interesting. Come on, at least drop -2! It has no appeal at all 🤭

$VELVET Anyway the coins are all in the dog syndicate—no matter how much it drops back down, they can always pull it back up. The profit is enough to wipe out the liquidation money.

$VELVET exchange absolutely loves this kind of coin

$VELVET Is it an aria script? So much fun to play with

Before $VELVET , q also did it once

$STAR 又拉这么多😅

$VELVET this coin always does this, the big shot in the crazy-freak category

$UAI Keep following, there isn’t a big pullback

$SCRT suddenly pulled the order book

At 4:20 AM, is the bookmaker ($TAC ) already at work? It's been two days; be careful.

$ARX Overall, the shanzhai funds have mostly been flowing out. Stocks, for example, were already being diverted; big money has gone to trade the large and small BTC (the big and small pies). After the hype cools down, there may be a chance for new leading shanzhai projects. Lately, it’s still more suitable to just play with the smaller pie.

$STAR only counts personal new fake-opponent watchlist entries as of the end of August, for fans’ reference. I’m out

$UAI Since this “bird coin” went live, it hasn’t even flipped over a big multiple. I just feel like the dog cartel is about to make a big move, but the market is too grindy—daily candles don’t look normal. If you have some spare money, set up an ambush. What if it goes crazy and you don’t have time to get on board?

$FF and this coin can only be said to be fated; I made some short-term profit once at the very beginning, but when I looked at the project team and investors again, I was scared to tears.🤯

Where did all the money for $PUMP go? ETH has been way too strong these past two days. What kind of thing is on the gainers list? Even single-digit gains make the list.

$TAC The tricks of wiping out on-chain before have already been used by coins; you experience it yourself. Probably it's also a similar script

$TAC Be careful with this coin going crazy—there are many examples of a pump-then-dump, of course, once it’s pumped you can immediately dump it

$CYS doesn't look quite right—let’s see how the subsequent volume increases

$HEMI dog banker profits too much; it’s not that easy to close out. Since it’s a capital pool, it has to be harvested slowly.